Politics

Go One-on-One

The upcoming Franco-British summit will review a system for regulating migration flows

Ukrainian, Georgian, and British — all in one?

47-year-old Blaze Metreveli appointed as new head of Britain's MI6 intelligence service

The “Old Guard” Enters the Fray

A group of influential German Social Democrats has published a manifesto urging the government to «end militarization and start negotiations with Russia»

China Strengthens Regional Friendships

Last week, Kazakhstan hosted the second “China-Central Asia” summit

The Court Moves Forward — But in What Direction?

Council of Europe leaders propose reforming the ECHR — or even rewriting the Human Rights Convention

Edward Snowden Deepens His Roots in Russia

The former CIA and NSA employee appears to have bid the U.S. farewell for good. Or has he?

California Uprising Shakes Trump’s Presidency

Rioters in LA were armed and ready — even stone pallets were delivered for the fight

The Middle East on the Brink of Nuclear Catastrophe

Israel escalates its conflict with Iran, risking a major war

Elections Without Fear, but Not Without Criticism

Mexico becomes the first country in the world to elect all judges by popular vote

Trump and Musk Clash — Or Is It Just for Show?

The once-legendary alliance is broken, but the public feud rages on

“Ushering in an Era of Happiness for the People”

South Korea has finally elected a new president

There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Oil

In Essequibo, Trump acted the American way — Maduro the Venezuelan