Republicans Push Back Against Trump’s Pessimism
Few of the candidates dispute Donald Trump’s declinism. But other Republicans are pushing back.
Few of the candidates dispute Donald Trump’s declinism. But other Republicans are pushing back.
On everything from union rights to the Falklands, Jeremy Corbyn seems to be living in the past.
Iran’s compliance prompts European countries and the United States to lift sanctions on its economy.
Islamists don’t distinguish between ideology and theology, making a discussion pointless.
Russia’s rainy-day funds are running out of money, necessitating 10-percent budget cuts.
Russian airstrikes are enabling the regime to retake territory from Syria’s least fanatical rebels.
Bigwigs are waiting for the first voting contests to provide fresh evidence about who is electable.
The German leader talks tough, but time to stem mass defections to the far right is running out.
The British leader hopes to win a vote on EU membership after reaching a deal on new terms.
The leader of Catalonia’s largest party steps aside to prevent a collapse of the independence movement.
Republicans won’t win the presidential election this year only by raising evangelical, white turnout.
Some think power will discipline Britain’s Euroskeptics. Others worry about a Tory revolt.
Venezuela’s opposition now controls parliament, but the path ahead is far from straightforward.
Many immigrants from the Middle East lack the skills they need to work in a rich country like Germany.
Saudi Arabia is stepping up its rivalry with Iran at a when the Americans are disengaging.