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The biggest victims of the Senate health bill (and other Trump plans)

Donald Trump asked Senate Republicans to introduce a healthcare bill with “more heart.” They didn’t.

Judy Lubin

Reuters

20 yesterday

Trump should go easy on North Korea over Warmbier death

Otto Warmbier was the quintessential American college student. He faced a promising future and was keen to broaden his view of the world. It was...

Dan Depetris

Reuters

70 previous day

Macron shows his true colors

We are beginning to glimpse what underpins Emmanuel Macron’s success.

John Lloyd

Reuters

7 23.06.2017

The dangers of putting Putin under pressure

How will Vladimir Putin respond to the growing challenges against him? The Russian president, who turns 65 in October, might presently look...

Peter Apps

Reuters

7 22.06.2017

How Trump can show he’s tough on anti-Semitism

Donald Trump just got another chance to fight charges that he’s soft on anti-Semitism. Let’s hope he took it.

Josh Cohen

Reuters

3 20.06.2017

Ireland - Theresa May's latest Brexit blunder

Theresa May’s fragile minority government began negotiations to leave the European Union on Monday. On Wednesday, the Queen will open the new...

Anthony Lester

Reuters

9 19.06.2017

The problem with Oliver Stone and other Putin friends

Tens of thousands of anti-Putin protesters took to the streets this week, chanting “Russia will be free” as they demonstrated in major cities...

John Lloyd

Reuters

10 16.06.2017

Inside Trump’s Middle East mess

President Donald Trump’s attempt to bring peace and stability to the Middle East has backfired spectacularly. He has put a major U.S. ally,...

Amir Handjani

Reuters

850 14.06.2017

What Sessions didn't tell the Senate

We stand confronted - as former Senator Bob Dole said after seeing ex-Presidents Ford, Carter, and Nixon standing together at the funeral of the...

Tim Weiner

Reuters

4 14.06.2017

Trump’s silver lining in Iraq

Will the defeat of Islamic State in Iraq be a foreign policy victory for Donald Trump? With the fall of Mosul imminent, what happens next?

Peter Van Buren

Reuters

80 12.06.2017

By staying in office, UK’s Theresa May courts disaster

Despite her dramatic electoral upset, British Prime Minister Theresa May appears determined to stay in office. In the short term, she could yet...

Peter Apps

Reuters

550 10.06.2017

Theresa May is right to stay. For now. 

Prime Minister Theresa May got into her armored Jaguar mid-morning Friday and, with her husband Philip, was driven to Buckingham Palace, where...

John Lloyd

Reuters

50 10.06.2017

How Comey’s smoking gun could kill the Trump presidency

A smoking gun is extraordinarily rare evidence. Think about it: the gun has been fired, the smoke is curling from the barrel, and the Federal...

Tim Weiner

Reuters

200 09.06.2017

Here’s what will really decide the U.K. election

Once again Britain’s general election has been disrupted by a deadly attack on civilians. This weekend’s assault by jihadists at London Bridge...

Paul Wallace

Reuters

20 06.06.2017

Calm down, America. Attacks won’t break Britain.

When I rolled my wheelchair out of my apartment block this Sunday morning – mere hours after three attackers killed seven a few hundred yards...

Peter Apps

Reuters

10 05.06.2017

Merkel is wrong about Trump and Brexit

The chancellor of Germany no longer trusts the United States or the United Kingdom. In a May 28 campaign speech in Bavaria, Angela Merkel signaled...

John Lloyd

Reuters

300 02.06.2017

Trump’s unlikely gift to Europe

Five letters grabbed the headlines over and over again in Germany this week: T-R-U-M-P.

Gayle Tzemach Lemmon

Reuters

10 01.06.2017

In standing up to Trump, Europe gets its mojo back

If President Donald Trump wanted to make an impression with his first visit to Europe last week, he unquestionably succeeded.

Peter Apps

Reuters

30 30.05.2017

Trump's best option in the Asia Pacific

Eleven American allies and friends met on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting in Hanoi last weekend in an effort to keep...

Robert Boxwell

Reuters

30 26.05.2017

Europe attacks are acts of desperation by Islamist groups

It shouldn’t be a surprise that Islamic State was quick to claim responsibility for Monday’s suicide attack in Manchester that killed 22...

Peter Apps

Reuters

10 23.05.2017

What Trump gets wrong about the Middle East

In his speech before dozens of Muslim leaders who had gathered in Saudi Arabia on Sunday, President Donald Trump toned down his harsh rhetoric...

Mohamad Bazzi

Reuters

200 22.05.2017

Trump’s leak tests U.S.-UK relationship

Many in the British intelligence community are disturbed by Donald Trump’s most recent meeting with Russian officials, during which he bragged of...

John Lloyd

Reuters

20 19.05.2017

What Iran’s high-stakes election means for voters and the world

On May 19, Iranians go to the polls to either re-elect President Hassan Rouhani to a second term or give one of his reactionary opponents a chance...

Amir Handjani

Reuters

50 18.05.2017

President Trump is now the leaker the chief

The first tweets came at 7:03 a.m. Tuesday: Sure, he’d shared secrets with the Russians, the president wrote. Then another: “I have been asking...

Tim Weiner

Reuters

300 17.05.2017

How Trump's moves in Syria threaten U.S.-Turkey alliance

After Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan won a narrow victory last month in a contested referendum that gave him sweeping new powers,...

Mohamad Bazzi

Reuters

10 16.05.2017

The danger of resetting relations with Russia

The president of the United States, the leader of the UK Labour Party, the prime minister of Hungary and the president of the Czech Republic, among...

John Lloyd

Reuters

0 12.05.2017

Firing Comey won’t make Russia probe vanish. But it will have consequences for Trump.

Our commander-in-chief has made a serious miscalculation. He seems to think the U.S. government is like a reality television show he once ran,...

Tim Weiner

Reuters

400 11.05.2017

What Sally Yates knew

It’s been 70 years since Congress has heard testimony about the Kremlin’s influence on America akin to what former acting Attorney General...

Tim Weiner

Reuters

9 09.05.2017

Europe dodges a bullet, but far right dangers remain

The outpouring of international relief over the French far right failing to seize the presidency says a lot about the febrile nature of modern...

Peter Apps

Reuters

30 08.05.2017

Politicians in Britain and beyond suffer from a crisis of incompetence

When Labour member Diane Abbott told a radio interviewer that her party planned to recruit 10,000 new police officers at a cost of 300,000 pounds a...

John Lloyd

Reuters

30 05.05.2017

As cyber warfare turns 10, the West risks falling behind

When Estonia became the first nation on the receiving end of an overwhelming cyber attack 10 years ago last week, government and other critical...

Peter Apps

Reuters

100 04.05.2017

Protests won’t fix Venezuela. This approach could.

On May 1 opponents of the Venezuelan government once again filled the streets of Caracas, following a month of demonstrations against President...

Jennifer Mccoy

Reuters

40 02.05.2017

The danger of Trump's mood-based diplomacy

Donald Trump doesn’t practice traditional diplomacy. As in domestic policy, but with a thicker fog of ignorance, Trump treats each issue...

John Lloyd

Reuters

40 28.04.2017