German-Turkish Migration Pact Almost Certain to Flop
A proposal to swap migrants would be impractical, divisive — and possibly illegal.
A proposal to swap migrants would be impractical, divisive — and possibly illegal.
Politicians in Europe and North America both criticize and praise the Republican.
Support for the Alternative is rising as the ruling parties fail to cope with a refugee crisis.
If a Donald Trump nomination helps Ted Cruz’ political career, he would probably let Republicans suffer it.
The Texan wins a series of presidential contests, but where does he go from here?
After months of counting on Donald Trump’s campaign to implode, Republicans are springing into action.
The second largest in the union is in many ways America’s truest swing state.
The blue states that vote next have more power in the presidential contest than solidly Republican ones.
Loud voices on both sides of Britain’s EU membership debate are overstating their case.
Before the two major parties in the United States can realign, the Republicans need to split up.
Outsiders could give Iran’s otherwise doomed revolution a new lease on life if they prove the hardliners right.
An intransigent far left votes down a proposed coalition government of center-left parties.
Russia is worsening the refugee crisis out of Syria in order to break Europe’s political will.
John Kasich is going for broker. Bernie Sanders is not going anywhere.
The Republican Party is unraveling. Donald Trump is the straw that broke the elephant’s back.