I want to believe that in some Washington office there is someone capable of understanding what is happening.

Henry Kissinger: “Being an enemy of the United States is dangerous, but being its friend is fatal.” 

If irrationalism mixes once again with nationalism, we run the very real risk of witnessing the “return of the tragic.”

It is ... easier to criticize Trump for his misguided policies than to offer solutions to the many challenges facing the country.

How should you handle a U.S. president who constantly distinguishes himself with infantile provocations?

[T]he enormous wealth that Trump and his family have amassed since their arrival at the White House ... could cost the Republican Party and its leader dearly.

A truce that prioritised immediate de-escalation over durable conflict resolution left critical disputes unresolved, ensuring that military confrontation would return sooner rather than later.

The rejection of the words ‘father’ and ‘mother’ damages the traditional view of family.

The era of political multipolarity has arrived, and a security framework based on unilateral dependence is only becoming more inadequate against complex threats.

[W]hy does the United States believe it has the standing to dictate which nations South Africa may engage with and on what terms?

Musk is very similar to Trump, they know what the people want to hear, but I doubt their sincerity.

[T]he international community is waiting with bated breath to see what next the [U.S.] authorities will do to inadvertently expose FIFA's blatant hypocrisy.

Saving NATO in the age of Trump was on the minds of everyone in Ankara, but of course it was not discussed.

In Ankara, the key word will be “cheese” as TV cameras record yet another photo-up.

The president retains military authority, but Congress can halt it by cutting military funding.