Ukraine’s Other Problem: Spiraling Debt
Ukraine owes billions of dollars to private creditors, and the bill for some of those debts will come due on Aug. 1, when a two-year suspension of Ukraine’s debt payments ...
Ukraine owes billions of dollars to private creditors, and the bill for some of those debts will come due on Aug. 1, when a two-year suspension of Ukraine’s debt payments ...
Having defied and humiliated a genuinely pro-Israel president for nearly 10 months and alienated large swaths of a largely pro-Israel Democratic Party and a good bit of the American public ...
Welcome back to World Brief, where we’re looking at Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s U.S. Congress address, a North Korean trash balloon landing in Seoul, and Kenya’s new cabinet appointees. ...
No foreign-policy issue has been as divisive among Democrats as U.S. President Joe Biden’s handling of the Israel-Hamas war. As the Democratic Party’s now-presumptive candidate for president, Vice President Kamala ...
More than a dozen Palestinian factions, including bitter rivals Fatah and Hamas, signed a joint declaration in Beijing on Tuesday vowing to form an interim unity government, although experts are ...
NATO is developing a political strategy to counter Russia under the assumption that the Kremlin’s foreign policy will stay Vladimir Putin-like—if not run by the Russian president himself—for the long ...
The Biden administration is launching a new initiative to end the war in Sudan—one of the world’s deadliest conflicts—with fresh peace talks following months of behind-the-scenes negotiations, according to five ...
The nuclear taboo, a term coined by political scientist Nina Tannenwald in the 1990s, has become one of the most influential ideas in contemporary international relations, appearing not only in ...
The recent elections to the European Parliament and French National Assembly shook the political landscape in Europe. Though the European Union’s center has held, its power base has shifted. The ...
The United States and China recently held their first official dialogue on artificial intelligence risks. Though a step in the right direction, the meeting is unlikely to resolve bilateral tensions ...