Global Opinions

To reset relations with Saudi Arabia, the Biden administration must work to secure the release of Saad Aljabri's children.

Rich countries help themselves to vaccines, leaving poor behind

Putin’s crackdown on the Russian opposition leader is the new administration’s first foreign policy crisis.

The president takes a welcome new tack.

The office is perhaps best understood as something between a party planner for politicians and a part-time manager of one of the country’s lamer tourist attractions.

Any solution will need to be implemented soon.

The new administration should stand up for U.S. principles

It was a shock to discover that France — the world’s seventh largest economy, widely praised for its remarkable health system — could end up struggling to cover the basic needs of its hospitals.

China is trying to bully the incoming administration. But it won’t work.

An opportunity to create thousands of new, well-paying jobs and increase economic opportunities on both sides of the border disappeared into thin air.

Failing to take action against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is shortsighted — and wrong.

Judging from confirmation hearings of the national security team, there is substantial consensus on the country’s major threats.

Yemen has been devastated by a regional proxy war. But without action, the latest U.S. weapons sale to Saudi Arabia may be executed on Jan. 21.

Trump’s most lasting economic legacy might be trashing the dollar in ways that set up China to fill the void. Oh, the irony.

The goal should not be for outside powers to determine the fate of Venezuela.

He only knows police state methods against Alexei Navalny.

The Biden team will have a moral responsibility and a national security imperative to act.

Less could be more when negotiating with the Iranians.

If social media are the new public square, permanent expulsion is wrong.

American CEOs are wading into dangerous territory.