Inside the Biden administration’s indifference towards rescuing Americans from Afghanistan
‘They’d give ’em one or two phone calls and then just forget about them’
‘They’d give ’em one or two phone calls and then just forget about them’
‘The United States needs to regain the upper hand by re-imposing sanctions’
A report from the Ukrainian front
What can we learn from his upset win in Argentina?
The traditional way to see a war is to fight in one. This can be a problem if your country is not actually at war
With the apparently quixotic exception of Travis King last year, defection to the country has all but ended
‘There is a renaissance of freedom’
Beijing has pushed Latin America away from the United States in ways that the Soviet Union never could
The US may remain the region’s top trading partner. That doesn’t mean it’s beating China
One war in Europe, another in the Middle East and now a potential one in the US’s hemisphere? Not a good look
Climate action must and surely will move forward, but so far the conference is a handful of desert sand
Esequibo constitutes around two-thirds of the Guyanese territory
He dedicated a great part of his life to bettering the Sino-American relationship
The Dutch populist’s victory is yet another rejection of the elites business as usual
He becomes the first libertarian president in the world
Guyana urged judges at the International Court of Justice to call for a halt of the Venezuelan referendum
The Polish elections offered another blow to a Polish-Hungarian relationship already fraying over the war in Ukraine
Many who left retain a deep affection for India, visit regularly and find the departure difficult to discuss
US-China relations have gotten worse since their last meeting, not better
Governor Gavin Newsom now wants to bring a CCP-like ‘social credit system’ to the Golden State