Monthly Archives: April, 2019

[The Americans] sign an agreement condemning barriers that hinder commerce, yet simultaneously implement such boorish protectionism!

The unconditional alignment that the president of Brazil offered the United States at first is showing its limitations.

We are dealing with a case of political disregard for the law.

It doesn’t matter what we think of Assange. This isn’t about Assange. This is about the future of every journalist who still values the search for the truth.

[E]ven through the report does not directly tie Trump to criminal acts, it paints a picture of a morally stunted president.

Uncle Sam’s political approach in the Trump era, based on "America First," could threaten French hegemony over the Francophone African world.

'Our investigation found multiple acts by the President that were capable of exerting undue influence over law enforcement investigations.'

The U.S. will still have its problems. To be competitive, it must remain open.

[A]lthough in the past Poland could not count on European allies, today it shall not be disappointed in the U.S.

Biden’s pitch is that he can reverse that angry white tide without losing the diverse rainbow coalition built by Obama.