Train Attack No Reason to Return European Border Controls
Closing Europe’s borders would be an emotional overreaction to the foiled terror attack on the Thalys train.
Trump Latest in Line of “Superhero” Candidates
The property tycoon’s rise in the polls is the latest manifestation of a longing for strong-willed leaders.
Brazil’s Rousseff Threatens to Lose Key Ally
The Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, the largest in the ruling coalition, is reportedly preparing to walk out.
Labour’s Biggest Rebel Wants No Rebellions
If elected leader, Jeremy Corbyn would expect Labour’s lawmakers to fall in line and back his radical agenda.
Oceania Has Always Been at War with Eurasia
Why geography condemns Russia, an insecure land power, to be at odds with America.
Tsipras Shirks Responsibility, to Call Early Elections
How many mandates does the Greek leader need before he will do what needs to be done?
Young Americans, British Look to Failed Economics of the Past
Jeremy Corbyn’s and Bernie Sanders’ supporters don’t remember the damage their policies did.
Mass Migration Causes Attitudes to Harden in Europe
Without a European refugee policy, the absence of border controls is unsustainable.
Davutoğlu Returns Mandate, Early Elections Likely
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is likely to call snap elections rather than give other parties a chance to govern.
Walker’s Sensible Plan to Replace Obamacare
The Wisconsin governor’s plan to repeal and replace the Democratic health reforms has some good ideas in it.
Netherlands to Grudgingly Accept Third Greek Bailout
The Dutch doubt Greece will honor its commitments this time.
Eastern European Member States to Request NATO Bases
A Polish proposal for permanent NATO army bases in Eastern Europe is winning support across the region.
Why Did the United States Remove Patriot Missiles from Turkey?
America’s official explanations for the removal of the air defense system from Turkey make no sense.
Republicans Need to Be the Party of the Middle Class
To win back the presidency, Republicans need to speak the language of the American middle class.
Japan’s Economy Shrinks as Abe Puts Off Reforms
The prime minister’s refusal to liberalize agriculture and Japan’s sclerotic labor market is denying it growth.