Global Opinions

“They shoot in the head,” wrote Khet Thi, “but they don’t know revolution is in the heart.”

When will the world open its eyes to this injustice and respond appropriately?

Biden’s decision to withdraw U.S. forces has so far brought about a rapid and ominous deterioration.

At least 28 people were killed in a favela in one of the bloodiest police operations in Rio de Janeiro’s history.

The British elections show just how hard it will be for left-wing parties to maintain a broad coalition.

A Trumpist Republican Party that had taken the pandemic more seriously and delivered tangible benefits to working-class supporters might not be in such a hole today.

How to manufacture effective coronavirus vaccines at scale is key.

The XXIV Winter Games in Beijing, “The Genocide Olympics,” is bad branding.

The conflict over the sea isn’t just a power play between China and the United States — it’s a confrontation between China and the world.

This president has a firm grasp of what the U.S. can accomplish abroad. He should take more advantage of that.

Even the most stable Latin American countries have been rocked by covid-19.

Otero is the biggest rock inside the regime’s boot. He has now also become a liability.

Napoleon will not be erased: No one denies the fact that he had a major impact on French history. But he belongs to the history books.

Democrats are conspicuous by their absence.

China’s accelerating nuclear program vexes American analysts.

The covid catastrophe could prompt long-delayed reforms.

An independent website is threatened by a “foreign agent” label.

The silencing of critical voices is not new. The Indian government has consistently restricted and censored physical and online spaces.

Even in the midst of the pandemic and its aftermath, the Biden administration has an opportunity for greater productive influence.

How much more heartbreak, death and lies from the government can my country endure during this pandemic?