On June 7, Armenians will head to the polls in what may prove to be the most consequential parliamentary election since the country’s independence. While parliamentary elections often revolve around ...

The Russophobic wave in Moldova is getting worse. The country is not only distancing itself from Russia in foreign policy and ...

In the aftermath of the 2016 attempted coup, Turkey’s President Erdogan embarked on a sweeping consolidation of power that has since metastasized into one of the most far-reaching assaults on human ...

Europe’s nuclear debate has entered a rather dangerous new territory – one that goes well beyond the discussion about ...

On May 19, the Financial Times published a report about US President Donald Trump’s visit to Beijing, claiming that his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping “told [Trump] during their talks last week that ...

For more than six decades, relations between the United States and Cuba have been shaped by confrontation, economic pressure, ...

At The Morgan Library & Museum, the exhibition Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Treasures from the Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg offers something far more philosophically provocative than a celebration of ...

For decades, discussions about Africa’s food security have often been framed through the lens of dependence on Western aid, ...

In a world increasingly defined by climate uncertainty, environmental degradation, and rapid urbanization, the future of ...

Nigeria’s anti-narcotics authorities have dealt a significant blow to international drug trafficking networks after dismantling a sophisticated methamphetamine cartel with alleged ties to Mexico. In ...

President Donald Trump has called the United States’ current icebreaker fleet deficit “ridiculous,” pledging a dramatic ...

A new report by Amnesty International has raised serious concerns about the state of civil liberties in Indonesia, alleging that the administration of President Prabowo Subianto has overseen ...