Month: May 2022
PARIS — Carmaker Hopium said Monday it will appoint French Transport Minister Jean-Baptiste Djebbari to its board of directors. Djebbari,…
The EU economy has taken a beating from the war in Ukraine, forcing the European Commission to issue one of…
McDonald’s announced Monday it would exit the Russian market completely after more than three decades, setting the scene for the…
Mike Pence’s plan is working. After years of loyal service and genuflecting as Donald Trump’s former No. 2, Pence is…
Sweden and Finland’s move to apply to join NATO is a “grave mistake” and they should have “no illusions” that…
PARIS — French carmaker Renault announced Monday that it will sell all of its Russian activities to entities controled by…
Irish Foreign Affairs Minister Simon Coveney has issued a warning to the British government not to disapply elements of the…
The U.K. will unveil its “next steps” on the Northern Ireland protocol “in the coming days,” Boris Johnson said, as…
BERLIN — In the latest installment of the Eurovision Song Contest, Europeans seized the opportunity to show solidarity with Ukraine…
John Podesta is founder of the Center for American Progress and was White House chief of staff for President Bill…
The fever didn’t break. And for the Biden White House, efforts at bipartisanship have finally taken a backseat. To the…
Lebanon Holds First Parliamentary Elections Since 2019 Protests. | Marwan Tahtah/Getty Images In 2019 protesters chanted for revolution; instead they…
The tsarist empire that preceded the revolutions of 1917 is often thought of as a medieval throwback. Yet reactionaries in…
STOCKHOLM — Like so much of recent Nordic political history, in the end the decision by Sweden and Finland to…
Public investment in below-market rental housing could leverage private-sector development to secure housing for all. This idea is being floated…
CHICAGO — The polling industry is on the precipice of its biggest change in decades, as pollsters try to battle…