Newsletter Archive

Biden’s speech and the looming government shutdown serve to highlight the two forms of democratic erosion that can be seen in the U.S.

The terms being discussed as part of a three-way normalization deal make sense for Israel and Saudi Arabia, but not for the United States.

Acting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s gamble in calling for snap elections earlier this year appears to have paid off.

At the worst, the mass exodus is a crime against humanity. At the very least, it is a human tragedy that will significantly stress Armenia.

A series of coups in Mali and Burkina Faso in recent years gradually diminished France’s role in the Sahel region. Now it is leaving Niger.

A dispute between Poland and Ukraine over grain exports raises questions about the EU’s ability to maintain unity on the war.

The Biden administration’s response to an influx of Venezuelan migrants in U.S. cities prioritizes expediency over a comprehensive approach.

The tentative cease-fire suggests that all sides are trying to avoid a bloody end game resulting in the ethnic cleansing of Armenians.

Canada has accused India of being behind the killing of a Sikh activist in Canada, and tensions between the two countries are bound to grow.

Zelenskyy plans to visit the U.N. and White House amid a shifting strategy for mobilizing support for Ukraine’s defense.

The purge of China’s defense minister raises the possibility that Xi’s grip on power is not as solid, nor as uncontested, as many believed.

The resignation of U.N. special envoy for Sudan Volker Perthes is a particular blow to hopes for peace talks between the warring sides.

The outcomes of Putin and Kim’s meeting are still unknown. But it’s clear that shared desperation has driven the two sides together.

Today at WPR, we’re looking at the modernization of the PLA Navy, U.S.-China climate diplomacy and nuclear security.

Today at WPR, we look at takeaways from the G-20 Summit, ASEAN, the BRICS’ dream of de-dollarization, and more.

Today at WPR, we’re covering Ukraine’s ongoing counteroffensive and Nigerian President Bola Tinubu’s first 100 days in office.

Today at WPR, we’re covering the links between climate change and health, as well as new accusations related to the April 2019 Easter Bombings in Sri Lanka.