The U.S. and Mexican presidents defied all political expectations to protect an important alliance.
Authorities detain Xu Zhangrun, champion of openness and critic of Beijing’s virus coverup.
So-called nationalists see Kashmir not through the prism of humanity but through dangerous, misguided and blind patriotism.
Even for a nascent democracy like Pakistan, under military rule for much of its existence, the arrest and ongoing detention of Mir Shakil-ur-Rahman is novel and tragic.
China has arguably moved a step closer to preparing for war with the island democracy that sits 90 miles off its coast.
By subverting term limits through a fraudulent vote, Putin has become illegitimate de jure; in the same league with rogue regimes that had employed this trick before.
The Trump administration’s silence continues to enable Sissi’s attack on the media.
A grim new chapter in the Saudi “Game of Thrones” battle for control of the kingdom appears to be underway, as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman prepares corruption and disloyalty charges against his predecessor and onetime rival.
The nation bans dozens of apps from China, including TikTok and WeChat.
We define “normal” as what would have occurred in the six administrations that one or both of us worked within.
Condemning Beijing's appalling human rights violations and growing political repression should be easy.
As China’s officials used to point out to the British, imperialism goes hand in fist with repression.
Such a move would be an appropriate countermeasure to Israeli unilateralism that puts a two-state outcome at severe risk.
The only hope for curbing the spread of covid-19 is to ensure a large-scale humanitarian response that puts the Venezuelan people first.
Cookie-cutter Cold War policies are as ill-suited as they are unlikely to succeed.
The new law imposes Beijing’s dictatorial rule.
An attack against Mexico City's police chief obscures any prospects of economic prosperity.
The turbulent relationship between the police and the minority community in Northern Ireland in 1998 bears similarities with the challenges facing many U.S. jurisdictions today.
Global Opinions Writers
- Asli Aydintasbas
- Karen Attiah
- Rana Ayyub
- Carl Bildt
- Max Boot
- Christian Caryl
- Jackson Diehl
- Barkha Dutt
- Ezzedine C. Fishere
- Patrick Gathara
- Richard Glover
- Gershom Gorenberg
- Fred Hiatt
- David Ignatius
- Jamal Khashoggi
- León Krauze
- Carlos Loret de Mola A.
- David Moscrop
- Sebastian Mallaby
- J.J. McCullough
- Michael McFaul
- John Pomfret
- Jason Rezaian
- Josh Rogin
- Constanze Stelzenmüller
- Francisco Toro
- Fareed Zakaria
