Opinion

Working on ways to seize or use frozen and immobilized Russian assets wouldn’t only be morally right, it would also make sense pragmatically — otherwise it will be Western countries footing the bill.

Strategic autonomy is a fundamentally inadequate framework for thinking about how Europe fits into today’s global order.

The far right’s rise is sending shock waves through the country’s political landscape.

Canada’s Hunka scandal is a demonstration of how when history is complicated, it can be a gift to propagandists who exploit the appeal of simplicity.

As tensions with China grow, Western countries need to do more to finance and build alternative supply chains for critical minerals.

By legitimizing the aggressor in the Taiwan Strait and ignoring Taiwan’s existence, the U.N. is failing in its mission.

As the long rope given Modi may just snap under the strain of recent accusations.

Recent climate regulations are triggering an unintended backlash that risks undermining Europe’s very own climate agenda from within.

Reconnecting Britain is at the heart of what needs to be done — but the strategy of “how” needs more thought.

We wish to see a strong Ukrainian state emerge from this war with a vibrant economy, and we have put our money where our mouth is.

The bloc’s migration agreement with Tunisia is just one example of a deeply immoral, dangerous and likely unlawful policy.

The next victim of the bloc’s migration obsession may well be itself.

Not only would a ceasefire politically weaken the Ukrainian leadership while simultaneously strengthening Putin, it would also weaken its forces when hostilities almost inevitably resume.

Accelerating the end of coal-fired power, dramatically reducing deforestation and stopping methane leaks are as urgent as they are achievable.

While trade with neighboring Azerbaijan might improve the lot of Armenians, it would remove their leaders’ raison d’être.

Instead of courting voters with a laundry list of promises, she should place democratic values front and center in her address.

This system was born of a dream of prosperity and peace. And considering the existential threats facing humanity today, it is arguably even more important to resurrect it.

I am confident there will be justice for every crime committed in my country, and that we can show the world’s dictators they will be held to account.

The global clean energy transition is dangerously off-course, but we can get back on track by taking urgent action now.

When it comes to foreign policy and the UK’s uncertain place in a fast-changing world, the opposition should be thinking beyond electoral tactics.

The bloc should have put accession on ice and made it clear to both sides that only a united island would be allowed to join.

While railing against the global financial architecture, these countries offer no collective action on offshore banking — and continue to be among its major users.

EU has embarked on no less than an industrial revolution. A revolution that — unlike those of the past — is set against a tight deadline.

The difficulties in dealing with a dangerous political party.