S. Gibbs, Times
Most days Carlos Rui survives by finding vegetables in dustbins, washing them and then selling them on the roadside in the daily market of the Catia slum in Caracas. Until last month he was a...
Artyom Shraibman, Mos. Times
If Putin wishes to remain president after 2024, annexing Belarus and then becoming leader of the Union State is rife with unpredictable risks.
Ross Douthat, New York Times
A chaotic administration??s unexpectedly coherent grand strategy.
David Maxwell, FDD
Analysis, Policy Briefs January 28, 2019 National Security Advisor John Bolton on Friday told the Washington Times, What we need from North Korea is a significant sign of a strategic decision to
Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe
To outsiders, Greece's feud over Macedonia's name may have seemed trivial. But resentments run deep in the Balkans.
Ryan Heath et al, Politico EU
How a divided Continent faces the 2019 election.
Dominique Moisi, Project Syndicate
With Italy's populist government supporting the Yellow Vest protests, France needs to understand how and why it has become the principal target of Italian criticism. Reckoning with this latest turn of events could help France to overcome its own internal divisions and prevent Italian-style populism from taking power in Paris.