The future of the EU, and of countries like France and Germany, will be shaped by whether these countries can assimilate Muslims.
South American countries are ill-prepared to deal with the influx of more people.
A battle over Idlib poses a threat to all countries involved in the conflict.
High economic growth will only take the country so far.
The U.S. trade war is forcing Mexico to re-evaluate its own trade partnerships.
The only thing more ambitious than Beijing’s goals is its time frame.
A shared objective – expelling the Ottomans – gave rise to a truly single national identity.
For Moscow, some regions are more problematic than others.
The city was a global financial hub well before the EU, and it will be one well after Brexit.
Competition is unavoidable, but it won’t resemble the wars of old.
The country has grown increasingly assertive in the region.
The quiet standoff in the region appears to be entering a new phase.
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