Foreign Policy
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Welcome to the ultimate battle for local weather
China's unilateral commitment to carbon neutrality by 2060 surprised the West. If President Xi Jinping's words can be taken at…
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Our prime weekend reads
The United Nations has long been associated with struggles for equality. However, in a year of global protests for racial…
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The diaspora is probably the best capital of Armenia in Nagorno-Karabakh
BEIRUT – From Lebanon to Los Angeles, the ongoing conflict in Nagorno-Karabakh is fueling the Armenian diaspora and adding a…
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Might Cyberattacks Cease the Cultural Genocide in Xinjiang?
On Oct. 14, the United Nations Human Rights Council confirmed China’s membership, though with fewer votes than when it last…
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America just isn’t doomed to lose the knowledge wars
The stakes in this year's US presidential election are arguably higher than in 2016. However, fears about foreign interference in…
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Thai protesters defy the brand new state of emergency
BANGKOK – Just over 12 hours after Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha declared a state of emergency on Thursday to quell…
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Deal or No Deal Is No Longer the Level
It has been four years since the United Kingdom voted to leave the European Union. But since then, Brexit has…
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Exiled Tibetans undergo as WeChat bans proceed to depart dwelling
NEW DELHI – Karma Tenzin knows that he can never visit his mother in Tibet. He just wants to know…
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Merkel’s China Reset Is Principally Hole
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is enjoying praise for her cabinet’s recent volte-face on China, including a de facto ban of Huawei, a fresh strategy for the Indo-Pacific, and…
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Selling US democracy actually seems like a double customary
On September 23, the US State Department announced that the US would no longer recognize Aleksandr Lukashenko as the legitimate…
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