There are titles one should never write. “The End of History” is one. “Permanent Plateau” is another. As such, anything with the word “permanently” in it may belong on the…
Privacy advocates celebrated Friday after a Republican-led effort to extend warrantless spying powers failed to advance in the US Senate in the early hours of the morning, with seven GOP lawmakers joining every Democrat except…
Beijing’s support is reshaping Pakistan’s arsenal, pressuring Delhi to advance its defense programs and speed up procurements Pakistan signed a landmark defense deal with China last month to acquire 40…
Berlin has only itself to blame for failing to get a seat on the Security Council, experts and journalists have said Losing what had been a quasi-guaranteed seat on the…
New US tariffs and tougher EU regulations heighten pressure on China, raising the risk of retaliation and broader global trade conflagration. Mounting trade tensions involving China have become a significant…
This comes weeks after the Chinese leader hosted the Russian and US presidents in Beijing Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit North Korea next week at the invitation of the…
For many years, I was a big proponent of the idea that increased market power was harming the US economy in various ways. In the 2010s, in the economics world,…
Naim Qassem has accused Washington of seeking to force Beirut to accept a humiliating Israeli occupation Israeli strikes in southern and eastern Lebanon have injured and killed dozens of civilians,…
Kiev has removed a memorial to Mikhail Bulgakov as part of its campaign against Russian-linked heritage A monument to Kiev-born Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov has been dismantled in the Ukrainian…
South Korea’s Starbucks marketing controversy is no longer only about a badly judged campaign. It has become a test of whether democratic memory will restrain arbitrary power or reproduce it.…