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Eliot Wilson, Opinion ContributorThe Hill |
While Musk did not stint or hesitate in his support for Trump, the world’s richest man is not in ideological lockstep with his new friend.
There have been several awkward stumbles in the relationship between the once-and-future president and his British counterpart.
For nearly 50 years, Naval Support Facility Diego Garcia in the Indian Ocean has been a critical part of the American global strategic footprint.
Badenoch has always presented herself as a no-nonsense, right-of-center conservative with a powerful belief in free markets and personal...
As president, Harris would need to engage with Saudi Arabia or take a conscious — and momentous — decision not to do so.
There are two unpalatable truths about the U.N.
Putin's proposed radical revision of Russian nuclear doctrine has to be read alongside what he has actually done over the course of the Ukraine war.
Climate change is not the same type of threat as terrorism or state aggression, and it is much more susceptible to methodical scientific analysis and...
This is the imposition of a Russian veto on Ukrainian foreign policy.
Whoever occupies the White House in 2025 will still find a “special relationship,” but its junior partner will have less hard power to contribute.
A firewall is not enough.
If he has the inclination for self-reflection, Macron must be wondering if his decision to call a snap election was wholly wise.
The dangers of mass immigration and the limits of multiculturalism have become favorite Musk talking points.
It is now obvious that the tragic murder of three young girls in Southport was merely an excuse seized upon by far-right, racist, anti-Muslim groups...
Last week the bipartisan Afghanistan War Commission held its first public hearing since it was established in 2021, with members of the foreign policy...
Any decent citizen abhors violence and its presence in the political system. But can we ever eradicate it?
Labour’s position is, for the moment, crushingly dominant and Starmer will not lose much sleep over parliamentary opposition as he begins the hard...
President Biden's cognitive impairment has been noted by foreign leaders and raises concerns about his ability to faithfully execute the office of...
With no clear divisions along party lines, what should we make of the end of the Assange saga?
A winning contender will have to sign up to the articles of faith in Trump’s public narrative.
Two developments dominated the elections: the surge of the far-right in some parts of the EU but not in others, and the relative buoyancy of the...
Bush seems now a figure of a truly bygone age.
The anxiety always lurks in the background that the decision-makers in Washington do not think about Britain at all.
Explaining Nigel Farage to a non-British audience is challenging, because understanding him accurately involves nuances of uniquely British social...
A quarter of a century on, there is little sense of optimism anywhere in the parliament.
It is hard to think of a successful and sustainable state that consists of two more-or-less equally sized but geographically separate entities.
The Safety of Rwanda Act is a bad law and it knows it is.
Trump goes into the November election knowing that he can only serve for four years.
Bluntly, why is she still running?
What can America expect of Starmer, and how would he react to a Democratic or a Republican triumph?
A narrow diplomatic window has opened with regard to security and stability in the Horn of Africa.
Against whom will these weapons be used?
Xi Jinping is determined to make progress on his country’s claim to Taiwan.
With no further American assistance, European countries can’t make up the shortfall, and Ukraine will likely wilt before a renewed Russian offensive...
Coolidge does not get much attention from modern historiography.
Over the last 10 years, Japan has quietly transformed its military capability and stance.
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