Al JazeeraAEAmérica Economía
Deutsche Welle
DnevnikDEDuvar English
E-International
Haaretz
Il Manifesto Global
Japan TodayKPKhaama PressMiddle East Monitor
New Eastern OutlookNikkei Asian ReviewOCOped Column
Pravda.sk
Project Syndicate
Psychology Today
qolumnistRT.comSME.skSCSouth China Morning PostThe Asahi ShimbunThe DiplomatThe Japan NewsThe Japan Times
The Korea TimesThe Times of IsraelThe Times of Israel (Blogs)Večer 
Toi StaffJacob MagidNathan Jeffay
Gideon LevyAgenciesJudah Ari GrossAaron BoxermanCnaan LiphshizBen Sales
Yara HawariStuart WinerHaaretz EditorialLazar Berman
Marwan BisharaRon KampeasNeil Clark
Haythem GuesmiAmy SpiroEmanuel FabianRaoul WootliffAwol AlloYvonne Ridley
Nikolay KozhanovShoshanna SolomonChris SweeneyJewish News
Ahmed Abu ArtemaAnshel PfefferDavid HorovitzNebojsa MalicPatrick GatharaPriya Satia
Hilary Aked
Tafi MhakaAlex De WaalScott RitterGabe FriedmanAmira HassDavid HarrisDr Ramzy BaroudHaviv Rettig GurSimona WeinglassJoshua ShanesKamran AhmedShlomo Sand
Haidar EidYehia HamedScott ThomasElisha WieselThe Asahi Shimbun
|
|
|
Gideon RachmanFinancial Times |
Beijing has challenged the geopolitical order that enabled the rise of east Asia
US diplomacy could be needed to dial down tensions between London and Brussels over Northern Ireland
Competition with China and Russia drove the agenda of the world’s largest democracies
This week’s summit must take bold initiatives on Covid and climate
A new US investigation into the origins of the pandemic raises the stakes for Beijing and Washington
Europe and the US must arrest the slide into international lawlessness
Diplomacy with the Gulf states is no substitute for a just settlement with the Palestinians
Industrial policy is back in fashion as geopolitical tensions increase
The old maxim ‘demography is destiny’ no longer holds in the same way that it used to
The resurgence of the pandemic in India holds dangers and lessons for the world
The White House may have to handle crises over Taiwan and Ukraine at the same time
Despite Covid, the European Union is in better shape politically than the US or UK
Some of the world’s most important political institutions reflect antiquated structures of power
US-led western alliance is once again squaring up to Russia and China
A group of English-speaking nations is taking a more confrontational approach to Beijing
Brussels bureaucrats lacked the necessary expertise in health and procurement
The fragility of the Russian regime is becoming clear
China’s economy is growing strongly while the US is mired in a political crisis
Conspiracy theories and political extremism are flourishing across the continent
This is the wrong time for the EU to agree an investment treaty with Beijing
Public campaigns against alleged bigotry sparked high-profile resistance
Both the US and EU may end up being politically strengthened by the pandemic
A power asymmetry puts the UK at a disadvantage in the negotiations
The consequences of bad agreements over Brexit and with Poland and Hungary would last decades
Managing ethnic, religious and cultural tensions is a challenge for countries all over the world
The continent’s problems extend to troubled democracies beyond Hungary and Poland
The signing of a huge trade deal in Asia shows the world is moving on without the US
Donald Trump’s loss will deflate many autocrats outside the US, but it will not defeat them
Trump’s suggestions that he will not accept defeat puts the country’s values under unprecedented strain
A cult of personality around President Xi threatens to bring bad government in its wake
Political turmoil in Washington may open a window of opportunity for Beijing
The Russian, Turkish and Saudi leaders are engaged in a struggle for power and influence
A second Trump administration would adopt a much more coercive foreign policy towards the UK
Trump’s call for ‘patriotic education’ creates a dilemma for the Democrats
A rules-based order is giving way to something that feels more like 19th-century imperialism
There is a world of rogue powers with an animus against the EU to deal with first
Countries with nuclear weapons are moving closer to military confrontation
The outgoing Japanese prime minister was right to reject appeasement
Pinning hopes on positives polls puts party in danger of ignoring the lessons of 2016
who are we?
contact us
qosheapp
