Political Report

President Donald Trump on Friday celebrated the return of 2.5 million jobs to the U.S. economy in May, and went on the attack against Democrats a

The United States has relied too much on its military in recent decades, neglecting its subtler instruments of power.

Deployment of Chinese advanced weapon systems is designed to show India the PLA’s capability, expert says, as friction echoes 2017’s confrontation in Doklam.

European Union reluctant to pick a side in the US-China tussle, but has shown a toughening of its stance towards Beijing.

Tarek responds to Michael Doran’s piece, “The Dream Palace of the Americans” and argues that changing power dynamics will keep the two-state solution viable.

Cutting back ties to Hong Kong will hurt the city and U.S. interests without punishing China much at all.

If Xi continues on his current trajectory, eroding the foundations of China’s economic and political power and monopolizing responsibility and control, he will expose the CCP to cataclysmic change. 

Decoupling from China isn't just perilous—it’s impossible.

The strategic choices that the United States and China make will shape the contours of the emerging global order.

Prices may be higher as the economy opens up, but it seems most British Columbians are against the idea of paying a COVID-19 surcharge.

At least one group representing the black community in Canada says there needs to be some big changes if the government is serious about fighting racism.

Protests were largely peaceful and the nation’s streets were calmer than they have been in days since the killing of George Floyd set off sometimes violent demonstrations against police brutality and injustice against African Americans.

London should ‘abandon its Cold War and colonialist mentality’, foreign ministry says.