Bolsonaro’s conviction reveals a divided Brazil
His time in office, like Trump’s, split the country down the middle. Supporters claim that Brazil’s Supreme Court is prejudiced against him
World
Friday
Thursday
When will we learn the truth about Saudi involvement in 9/11?
There is mounting evidence that the Saudis provided logistical and financial support to al-Qaeda and other terrorist groups
Tuesday
Inside Trump’s war on the cartels
Mexico is one area where the MAGA base and its brain trust seem open to the idea of more aggressive action
What is Charles Kushner doing in Paris?
The ambassador is right to call out French anti-Semitism
The West can’t afford to shun Russian oil
Fears of an energy-led recession twisted the Biden administration into the mental pretzel that still prevails
How powerful is the China-Russia alliance?
In the new global order, the US must pivot away from Europe
Monday
Is it all over for Milei?
Markets are worried about the landslide defeat for the Argentine president in local elections
The case for MAGA imperialism
Like it or not, imperialism and colonialism are congenital to the American experiment
Sunday
As Trump wooed Kim Jong-un, he secretly unleashed Navy SEALs
Special operators sought to intercept communications of the North Korean leader
Saturday
Britain’s war on free speech is worse than you think
Speech is the enemy, it seems, and it must be suppressed
Friday
Why Venezuelan F-16s buzzing US warships prove Trump right
Ambiguity is the strategy
By taking on the cartels, Trump is reasserting American authority
The war footing this administration is adopting now toward the cartels is still in its early days, but the die is cast
Thursday
Poland’s Nawrocki heralds a more mature populism
He is one of a new breed of politically mature populist leaders. If he represents the future, then the future will be bright
The death throes of free speech in Britain – and its opponents
Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to turn the birthplace of liberty into its charnel house
Will Trump cripple Brazil if Jair Bolsonaro is found guilty?
The President has condemned the trial that’s entering its final stages as a ‘witch hunt’
Tuesday
True winners steal from children
We could all learn from the man who swiped a player-signed hat from a little boy at the US Open
Ukraine’s own Wagner Group
The Ukrainian government aims to channel combat-seasoned veterans into regulated security firms
Sunday
Europe is a paper tiger
Europeans are being forced to confront their lack of political will for their own security
Mexico seethes over cartels, ‘gringos’ and migrants
Hundreds of thousands of people marched in the streets
Friday
US ‘covert ops’ in Greenland
The Danish foreign minister summoned the American envoy
