Global Opinions

Trump's "jokes" have real-world consequences.

José Daniel Ferrer must be released.

Trump’s letter to Erdogan will have consequences for years to come.

Eritreans are still waiting for peace.

Despite record-high violence, López Obrador insisted he would not engage in the same policy of confrontation favored by his predecessors.

A Chinese attack on Taiwan, especially one with American acquiescence, would roil East Asia.

Secular liberals who supported a military coup now number among its victims.

Leaving the Open Skies treaty would only help Russia.

We should appoint diplomats for their qualifications, not their pocketbooks

There are families that still hold on to a piece of cloth, a muddied wristwatch or a blurred photograph in search of their loved ones.

The government’s crippling austerity measures, failed policies and economic corruption have left the country vulnerable.

We asked our regular Canadian columnists and some guest writers who should win and why.

Some experts are finally fed up with the mess.

The Trump administration just launched a major shift in policy toward China.

This is an admission of corruption.

As so often in recent years, conventional wisdom was wrong.

Human rights abusers have an incentive to try to secure a spot on the council, if only to deflect attention from their own abuses.

The regime’s so-called reforms, and the repression it must use to enforce them, are raising the temperature even further.

It is a fitting monument to a relationship that has always seemed more about spectacle than substance.

The president’s lawyer subverted U.S. diplomacy to private ends.