Losing Ankara and Istanbul is a significant defeat for Turkey’s President.
Calling Out China on Global Terrorism
A draft U.S. resolution, destined for the UN Security Council and which would designate a Pakistani militant as a global terrorist, challenges China on Xinjiang.
Can the Emerging Economic Powers Govern the Globe?
Can a G7 dominated by developing nations provide the impulse to global governance as did the old G7? The answer is no.
In Charts: EU — Promoting Peace, But Out of Touch
Europeans credit the EU with promoting peace and prosperity on the continent, but feel it is out of touch with its citizens.
Message to UK: Make up Your Mind Now
The EU’s long term interests should prevail over short term accommodation of the UK’s whims.
Erdogan’s Ploy to Convert Hagia Sophia into Votes
Erdogan’s rhetoric on converting the Hagia Sophia into a mosque could rock his relations with Russia, given its growing interest in the Orthodox Church and its adherents.
Brexit Devours Its Children
Tory anti-Europeanism ended Margaret Thatcher, John Major, David Cameron and Theresa May. Who’s next?
Brexit: How to Save UK Democracy
How might a new way forward on Brexit be uncovered, if the existing deal is not accepted?
Trump Triumphant – for Now at Least
Trump feels that he has been vindicated by the Mueller report. But a host of other investigations into his past activities are going forward.
Brexit and the Fear of the Mother-in-Law
As a million people march, Britain drops deeper into the Brexit black hole.























