It is plausible that there will be yet another ethnic group to carve up the Brazilian map into enclaves, as is already being done with quilombos and, to a great extent, with indigenous reservations.
Someone should tell Zelensky’s stylists that the black suit he wore during his meeting with Trump is only worn at funerals in formal male attire.
Trump’s plans are criminally transparent: they are quite simply a brazen effort to legitimize regime change with the ultimate goal of appropriating Venezuela’s petroleum resources.
The question plaguing the US is: expand and enter the commercial game, or restrict, block, prevent? And if so, on what timeline?
The colorful fabric of the United States is beginning to tear apart as Democrats and Republicans attempt to address the immigration crisis in their own separate and very different ways.
The lives of Palestinians are apparently worth a lot because they become bargaining chips for foreign rulers.
There is not much hope for a long standing peace in the Gaza Strip, Martin Jay writes.
Sanctions will not stop the war. And the longer they go on, more Ukrainians will die.
