All Commentaries
The Transatlantic Rift Over Gaza’s Future
Europe wants to reduce the suffering in Gaza. The U.S. is focused on security.
The Endurance of Anti-Roma Racism
Across history, in the European polity, Roma people have never been the true architects of their own political and social decisions and choices.
The Forgotten Detainees of the Russian Aggression in Ukraine
A new international human rights campaign puts people before politics.
There They Go Again in Venezuela
Trumping up a non-existent threat to menace a country most Americans couldn’t find on a map
An Oligarch’s Guide to Ending the War in Ukraine
Peace, for the top negotiators on the U.S. and Russian sides, is just an opportunity for profiteering.
Trump’s Aggression Toward Venezuela Should Be Setting Off Alarm Bells
It’s looking a lot like the run-up to the Iraq war — only this time, the allegations are even more bogus and easily disproven.
The War of the AI Moguls on Climate Science
Once you’ve crashed this planet, unlike a computer, you won’t be able to reboot it.
NATO’s 5 Percent Gamble: Strength or Dependence?
Will higher spending mean genuine capacity-building?
COP30 Was Underwhelming, But a Path Away from Fossil Fuels Already Exists
Existing plans to triple renewable energy, double efficiency, and slash methane — coupled with real regulations like the EU’s — offer a way forward.
How Political Systems Decide Who Lives and Who Dies
Sheikh Hasina, Saddam Hussein, and Donald Trump all faced system change. They also have faced different outcomes.
