Global Opinions

The United States will have to put more energy into the Middle East as the Chinese threat only grows.

Israeli sabotage can delay Iran’s nuclear program. But only diplomacy can stop it.

An Olympic swimmer, a punk singer, a journalist and a doctor are just some of those in the regime’s crosshairs.

The lack of clear and proactive public indignation over the death of Victoria Salazar has revealed a gap in Mexico’s moral character.

Sanctioning the oligarchs protecting the Russian president would be a good start.

Covid-19 has undermined the country's cult of stability.

Rule-observant societies and rule-breaking ones are bringing their strengths (and weaknesses) to the fight.

Vaccine equity is a real problem, but waiving intellectual property rights isn’t the right solution.

You don’t sense a “doctrine” so much as a pragmatic mind-set.

My pain cannot amount to that of Yemenis under siege. I am starving, but I am not being starved.

The recent diplomatic flurry may not deter the Russian president.

The attacks against China in American foreign policy are trending toward dangerous groupthink.

Putin's justice system makes Franz Kakfa look like an amateur.

These workers not only bore the brunt of the covid lockdown measures, but they also were largely left behind by the stimulus packages.

The government's attempt to sell a shaky story is likely to have lasting consequences.

India has proven that it can take on China, but it shouldn't do so alone.

The king must resist succumbing to social media paranoia.

Canada’s most pronounced covid-19 legacy will be the death of thousands of isolated grandparents.

Rich countries are hoarding the vaccines. This has to stop.

Pushing for human rights can get complicated when the offender is your friend.