World Politics Archive
Archives for July 2023
The EU has a new travel authorization program, ETIAS, set to roll out in 2024 that will affect travelers across the globe.
We still don’t really know what happened to Qin Gang.
The far-right faction behind Israel’s judicial overhaul wants one big thing: Palestinian land.
A democracy long under pressure is now on the brink of collapse. But it’s not over yet.
Air Force pilots and Israel’s biggest trade union threatened strikes over the legislation.
The country’s upcoming elections could see a hard-right party enter national government for the first time in generations.
Our nuclear reality is Oppenheimer’s “worst nightmare.”
Almost a year on, the Inflation Reduction Act still doesn’t sit well with the EU.
Thai politics could still change despite the best efforts of the military and the monarchy.
Russia quit a deal made to avert a global food crisis and has now launched strikes against the key port city of Odesa.
Can a country be a climate leader without nuclear power?
The violence is further destabilizing the region.
NATO got its unity moment, but it put off the big questions for Ukraine.
What we learned from Ambassador Tom Nides’s exit interview with the Wall Street Journal.
President Erdogan reversed himself on the eve of NATO’s summit in Vilnius.