By Oleg Ustenko, Simon Johnso In the wake of Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, no European in their right mind

By David Fickling How will the world’s oil markets cope without China? They may be about to get a foretaste.

By Andrew Marr LONDON — In his address to the House of Commons in London this month, President Volodymyr Zelensky of

Mac Margolis, an adviser to the Brazilian Igarapé Institute, writes frequently about Latin America. He is the author of “The

Moscow spent years upgrading its capabilities, only to see the armed forces fail their first major test, confounding earlier Western

Jonathan Ford is a freelance writer. He was the chief leader and city editor of the Financial Times, and has

A more realistic policy toward the Maduro regime would free up oil supplies and weaken Russian influence. By The Editor,

After invading Ukraine, Putin is now president of ‘North Korea on the Volga,’ says Edward Fishman, an expert on sanctions.

Halfway through his term, President Lopez Obrador is moving from bending democratic norms and laws to breaking them — a

To inflict maximum economic pain on Putin, eliminate his petroleum from global markets. By Frank Fannon As Vladimir Putin’s troops trample