Why Republicans Need to Lose Decisively
The party must be made to realize it cannot continue as a far-right movement.
Coronavirus and Corruption: Protests Against Netanyahu
Infections spike while the prime minister stands trial for corruption.
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Contrast in the Dutch Caribbean
Aruba drafts a comprehensive reform plan while politicians on Curaçao play games.
Why Armenia and Azerbaijan Are Shooting at Each Other
This time, it’s not in the disputed region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
Pulling American Troops Out of Germany Is Another Gift to Putin
Trump punishes Germany and gives Russia another win.
New Social Contract for the World After COVID
The pandemic makes clear we need reform.
Spanish Congress Approves Coronavirus Recovery Programs
Lawmakers back measures for the economy, EU and health care.
EU Once Again Proves the Doomsayers Wrong
One day the EU is about to collapse. The next it has done an historic deal.
What Rutte Wants
Why the Dutch prime minister is fighting a €750 billion coronavirus recovery fund.
Democrats Should Give Caribbean and Pacific Islands Statehood
3.5 million Americans have no federal representation.
De Jonge Narrowly Wins Leadership of Dutch Christian Democrats
The health minister wins 258 more votes than his opponent.
Italy Should Heed Dutch Advice
The country would be better off if it accepted, rather than resisted, Dutch demands for reform.
Trump’s Pardon of Roger Stone Is Clearly Corrupt
Stone committed crimes to protect the president, for which the president commuted his sentence.
Basque, Galician Elections Have National Implications
The results help Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and throw doubt on the strategy of his opponent.