Is Trump Racist When it Comes to Dealing With Puerto Rico?
Evidence shows that US taxpayers are less willing to support extensive disaster relief when the victims are not white
How to Prevent Violent Radicalisation in Egypt
Egyptians could thrive in a pluralistic and free religious environment, so long as the state does not try to monopolise the religious market by force
Russian Media Outlets Have a Curious Take on the Mueller Investigation
The country's state-run media outlets have been quick to denounce any election meddling talk as anti-Russian hysteria. So what's behind the shift in tone?
The UN Leaves Haiti, They Leave a Damaged Nation Behind
In a country like Haiti, where post-disaster aid is big business and oversight of NGOs is almost nil, this will be another lasting legacy of the U.N. mission.
Foreign Policy Experts are Cleverly Sidestepping Trump
The problem with Donald Trump is not so much that he sees a world of self-motivated states and individuals, but that he only sees the world that way
Oil, Syria and Impotent U.S. Unite Russia and Saudi Arabia
Disappointment with US administrations, potential Syrian security deals and oil price stabilization are bringing historic rivals together.
Trump Purposefully Destabilizes Obamacare by Executive Order
During his signing ceremony, he promised that the policies established by the order would “cost the government virtually nothing.”
The E.U. Must Act Now in Catalonia
Inaction would have devastating repercussions for Catalonia, Spain and the European Union
Trump’s Africa Policy is Still Incoherent, but Slowly Emerging
China's impact in the continent cannot be underestimated
Is Nord Stream 2 A Major Concern For Europe?
Russia needs steady business relationships with other countries in order to save its vulnerable economy. This weakens Russia's opportunity to weaponise its energy exports.
The Terrible Fate of North Korean Women Who Flee to China
A UN Commission of Inquiry report on the human rights situation in North Korea criticised the Chinese government for its violation of the human rights of North Korean refugees on a number of counts
Peace Without Peace: Why the Nobel Prize Doesn’t Work
The winners and their causes have rarely profited from the award
