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The reaction to the third Russia-Africa Summit in Moscow has exposed an attitude that Africa should have outgrown long ago: the belief that African governments must justify their diplomatic relationships to European capitals. Nearly 50 African countries attended the gathering on October 28 and 29, w...

There is nothing inherently wrong with a president undertaking a religious pilgrimage. The problem arises when the language of prayer and national renewal appears increasingly detached from the daily realities of citizens struggling with electricity shortages, economic pressure and declining confide...

The European Central Bank president has announced that she will leave office before the end of her term, saying she wants greater freedom to speak on issues beyond monetary policy. The decision has opened questions about the future of the ECB, her political ambitions and the timing of the transition...

The direct conversation between Finland's Alexander Stubb, Norway's Jonas Gahr Støre and Vladimir Putin has exposed a difficult question for the European Union: who has the authority, credibility and political room to negotiate with Moscow?

The telephone conversation between Russian President Vlad...

The war has made history and cultural identity central to the struggle between Ukraine and Russia, but challenging imperial narratives is not the same as denying the literary achievements of an entire culture.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has transformed the way both countries discuss history, lan...

With military options still being presented to Donald Trump, Washington must confront the consequences of continuing a conflict that has failed to produce a durable settlement. The question is no longer simply what American forces can destroy, but what a prolonged war can realistically achieve.

Th...