Global Opinions

Pretending to save Muslim women from oppression while banning them from activities denies them agency.

Precautions have allowed Singaporeans to continue to take part in activities that feel unthinkable — or at least unwise — in the United States.

The 89-year-old dictator has blood on his hands but no worries about answering for it.

Defenders of the league are using essentially the same argument that free-trade advocates make.

In Cuba, the junta was in control before, and will still be in control now.

An investigation reveals the secretary of state’s petty tyranny.

Root out the dirty money of the Kremlin oligarchs

Nothing can justify Putin’s remaining in office after 2024. The West should say so clearly.

Those who face Taliban vengeance deserve our protection.

Radio Free Asia reporters such as Gulchehra Hoja and her colleagues have been attacked as liars, criminals, terrorists and persons of “bad morality” by the Chinese Foreign Ministry.

Over a year into the pandemic, things are worse in Ontario than they have been since it began.

A once-promising democracy is driven to extremes.

The originators of one of the world’s most civilized pro-democracy movements will now be tarred as convicted criminals.

We can’t tell our citizens to censor themselves because it might offend China.

U.S. moderation comes at a moment when Mosow is acting more belligerently than ever.

The president seems determined to push ahead despite deepening opposition.

The response to the current crisis will show whether Northern Ireland is on the edge of a new beginning or a painfully familiar old precipice.

On Taiwan, none of the options are good.

Many people still see Gandhi as an elitist politician who does not mean business.

Transparency enhances trust.