Why Ontario Plays Such a Central Role in Canadian Politics
The province is not only Canada’s most populous; it has an ability to swing elections between Quebec and the west.
The province is not only Canada’s most populous; it has an ability to swing elections between Quebec and the west.
Turkey and Iran are the region’s natural hegemons. Islam and socialism provide the necessary social glue.
Syria could become a patchwork of Russian, Turkish and American-backed enclaves.
The fear is that Donald Trump will trade Kosovo for Russian cooperation in the Middle East.
The Netherlands’ outer provinces aren’t destitute, but they do feel left behind.
Igor Dodon pretends to be at odds with Moldova’s pro-European leaders, but they are allies when it matters.
Nigeria couldn’t allow Yahya Jammeh to cling to power in the Gambia and used ECOWAS to push him out.
Encouraging the continent that produced two world wars to fashion swords from plowshares is a terrible idea.
An accord with Moscow could end liberal democracy in Eastern Europe as well as America’s values-based foreign policy.
2016 was a good year for authoritarians and delivered blow after blow to liberal democracy.
Geopolitics shape events, not the other way around. The assassination does not upset Russo-Turkish relations.
Donald Trump’s pact doesn’t make sense. Neither Assad nor Russia is interested in defeating the Islamists.
If Donald Trump pushes China too far, its leaders may feel they have no choice but to respond.
Two divides — between North and South and between California and Texas — deserve more attention.
Donald Trump can undermine America’s influence, but he cannot repeal the things that make it a superpower.