HOW PUTIN HAS SPLIT THE WEST / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL

How Putin has split the west Three different camps have emerged within the western alliance on how to deal with Russia Gideon Rachman © Ann ...

WHY THE MIDDLE EAST IS HARD TO QUIT / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL OP EDITORIAL

Why the Middle East Is Hard to Quit Its share of world oil production is enough that disruptions still come as a shock. By Walter Russell Me...

HAMAS COULDN´T KILL THE ABRAHAM ACCORDS / THE WALL STREET JOURNAL EDITORIAL

Hamas Couldn’t Kill the Abraham Accords Iran’s attacks on its neighbors make the case for working with Israel. By The Editorial Board Bahrai...

THE WEST`S TURKEY DILEMMA / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The West’s Turkey Dilemma Few countries better illustrate the difficult trade-off between democratic principles and strategic necessity than...

NATO PONDERS HOW TO DEFEND EASTERN EUROPE AS AMERICA PULLS BACK / THE ECONOMIST

Panzers on the prowl NATO ponders how to defend Eastern Europe as America pulls back German tanks are returning to a region they once razed ...

THE WEST IS STILL GETTING RUSSIA WRONG / PROJECT SYNDICATE

The West Is Still Getting Russia Wrong While Vladimir Putin views Russia as a great power and civilizational counterweight to Western libera...

TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT CHINA`S SUCCESS / PROJECT SYNDICATE

Telling the Truth About China’s Success With the Persian Gulf in flames, de-escalation of the cold war between the United States and China m...

WHAT THE WEST GETS WRONG ABOUT CHINESE MANUFACTURING / PROJECT SYNDICATE

What the West Gets Wrong About Chinese Manufacturing The Western consensus on how to erode China's industrial dominance and "de-ris...

WHAT CHINA IS REALLY UP TO IN THE ARCTIC / THE ECONOMIST

The melting north What China is really up to in the Arctic Its close co-operation with Russia is alarming many in the region Photograph: Ima...