The Threat to the West Is Inside the House
Russia’s Vladimir Putin may not occupy Ukraine anytime soon,
France Can’t Erase Algeria From Its History
In January, a French court convicted far-right political pundit
Climate change: Tackling a global challenge in Africa
Africa has already stepped up as a global leader when
Boris Johnson slams FIFA chief Gianni Infantino over stance on Russia
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson blasted world football’s governing body
South Sudan: $1.7 billion plan launched to meet humanitarian needs
The UN and partners on Thursday launched a $1.7 billion Humanitarian Response Plan (HRP) for South Sudan, to meet the needs of some 6.8 million vulnerable people this year.
There Is No Liberal World Order
In February 1994, in the grand ballroom of the town hall in Hamburg, Germany, the president of Estonia gave a remarkable speech. Standing before an audience in evening dress, Lennart Meri praised the values of the democratic world that Estonia then aspired to join. “The freedom of every individual, the freedom of the economy and…
Germany has learned the wrong lesson from its history
Mathias Döpfner is Chairman and CEO of Axel Springer, POLITICO’s parent company. BERLIN — I remember feeling ashamed to
Putin has been a war criminal for years. Nobody cared until now.
Last week, President Biden described Russian President Vladimir Putin as “a war criminal” for ordering attacks on innocent civilians in
Prosecute Putin for War Crimes. But Prosecute the U.S., Too
President Joe Biden has become the latest leader to call Russian President Vladimir Putin a war criminal when asked by reporters on Wednesday to weigh in
‘War in Ukraine Means Hunger in Africa’
In the month since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, countries around the world have imposed historic sanctions to punish Moscow for