All Commentaries
Cities Can Go Big on Immigration
But New York City is no longer a leader on the issue.
Salvadoran Civil Society Braces for Five More Years of Bukele
As the self-proclaimed “world’s coolest dictator” begins his unconstitutional second term, activists in the country are calling on the world to pay attention.
A Slippery Slope to World War III?
Talk of a ceasefire in Ukraine is dangerously premature.
Power Station Bombing Redoubles Pressure on Ukraine
Ukraine must find a way to meet the gap in its energy needs before winter starts.
Israel, Russia, and International Law
National impunity is not inevitable, at least if people and governments of the world are willing to take the necessary actions.
Ukraine, Double Standards, and Escalation Management
The Biden administration has okayed the use of U.S. weapons for strikes on Russian territory near Kharkiv. But its restrictions on Ukrainian actions and its double standards vis a vis Israel are undermining international law.
Africa Command to “Double Down” in Africa
The targets: China, Russia, and violent extremists.
Biden’s Bloody Red Line in Rafah
Israel’s horrific attack on displaced Palestinians in Rafah comes as the Biden administration is facing increasing global isolation over its support for the assault on Gaza.
From Petrodollar to Mineralyuan
China is using Rare Earth Elements to challenge U.S. global economic hegemony.
He Fought the Law: Will the Law Win?
Can the International Criminal Court bring Benjamin Netanyahu to justice?