World Politics Archive
Archives for July 2023
Biden’s big Europe trip could have major implications for Ukraine.
The Turkey-Sweden-NATO drama, briefly explained.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte’s resignation could be a bellwether for European Parliament elections.
Why cluster bombs are different from other US weapons sent to Ukraine.
The Israeli raid on Jenin appears over. But the next one could come at any time.
“[This] is a major, major threat to the country’s democracy.”
France finds itself at the center of the global reckoning over police violence.
Yasmine El Rashidi on how politics and art are inseparable in Sisi’s Egypt.
Wagner’s businesses in Africa isolate and create dependent economies, not funding for private armies.
The Brazilian election court’s decision is based on his abuse of power and lies about the election.
What happens to all those fighters? What can Ukraine do to exploit Russian weaknesses?