Ukraine cannot become yesterday’s story
More than 10 million Ukrainians still need humanitarian aid as global attention fades
More than 10 million Ukrainians still need humanitarian aid as global attention fades
Britain has survived royal scandals before, but the Crown’s days in Canada are fading
Melting Arctic ice is exposing rare metals and shipping routes that are reshaping global power
Keir Starmer swept to power on a historic mandate. Less than two years later, the Epstein files are testing his judgment and his grip on power
Reagan sidelined Thatcher by invading Grenada without consulting her but the relationship survived anyway
Once Europe’s economic engine, Germany’s ideologically driven energy and immigration decisions set it on a path of decline
Sweden responded to public disorder with a policy change. Canada responds with political paralysis
A Reform victory could spark a confrontation between voters and elites used to setting the rules
Trump’s rhetoric about invading Greenland is political theatre, not a serious military threat
Oil markets are shrugging off war and sanctions, a sign that oversupply now matters more than disruption
Targeting comedians is a sign of political insecurity, and policing jokes shows how easily free speech slips when authority grows uneasy with criticism
The sanctions may score headlines but won’t shift the global oil equation
New Delhi is edging toward cutting Russian oil imports under U.S. pressure