Carl Bildt

There are fundamental issues where Russia flatly refuses to reset its own policies.

If the United States and Europe start to go down different roads on digital issues, Chinese global digital ambitions will become easier to achieve.

The president-elect’s European honeymoon won’t last long. There’s a lot to tackle.

In Europe, the prospect of four more years with Trump fills many political and business leaders with sheer horror.

We can be sure that on Sunday evening, the electoral authorities will announce that Lukashenko has been reelected. But the key thing is what happens next.

All the red lines of the different sides of the battle for Libya are converging around Sirte, a port city with a huge airbase.

As things stand, there is certainly no “greatest deal ever” between Serbia and Kosovo coming in the Rose Garden on Saturday.

The United States has left behind any ambition of global leadership and any function as a global inspiration.

The challenge is medical and financial — but also political.

The process has turned out to be far more complicated than foreseen.