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As Donald Trump prepares for his return to the White House, the world braces for a new chapter in U.S.-China relations. But as the contours of his China policy begin to emerge,

When history weighs President Joe Biden’s legacy on Ukraine, it will find itself grappling with a paradox. On the one hand, his administration’s calculated response to Russia’s brutal invasion provided Ukraine with

In the opening pages of Ce que je cherche (What I Am Looking For), Jordan Bardella introduces himself as a political prodigy: a self-made man who rose from the impoverished banlieues of

In a surprising twist, two conservative groups that oppose abortion rights have thrown their support behind President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head the Department of Health and

For decades, U.S. foreign policy has oscillated between the lofty rhetoric of peace and the harsh reality of imperial interests. Yet, when it comes to Palestine and the Middle East, the chasm

In the wake of disappointing voter turnout in recent U.S. elections, some Latin American observers have pointed to a missed opportunity for the Democratic Party. They argue that Democrats could take a

Amsterdam, once a proud symbol of tolerance and multiculturalism, now finds itself at the heart of a storm over violent antisemitism. The assault on Jewish fans of Maccabi Tel Aviv in the

The morning after an election defeat is a somber affair for any political party, but for the Democrats in 2024, it was a reckoning of historic proportions. Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign,

For over a year, Europeans have been haunted by a specter looming across the Atlantic: the return of Donald Trump to the White House. Now that this specter has materialized, Europe faces

In an era marked by political volatility and shifting allegiances, Donald Trump has orchestrated what many are calling the most stunning political comeback in the annals of United States history. From a