As Sub-Saharan Africa faces an urgent need for renewable energy, China’s experience and overcapacity in wind and solar seem ...

On February 5, 2024, former President López Obrador introduced a bill to reform Mexico’s Constitution, amending Article 4 on ...

First, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky. Following the announcement that Trump had been elected for a second term, the ...

The Cleveland concert is but one of several bringing Ukrainian classical music—including that of Lyatoshynsky—into the mainstream symphonic repertoire worldwide. Lyatoshynsky’s Soviet musical legacy ...

The G20 summit in Rio marked a diplomatic achievement for Brazil, especially when compared to previous summits in India and ...

In this edition of Wilson Center NOW, Robert Daly highlights his recent trip to China and discusses how Beijing is preparing ...

Western sanctions have left Russia in dire financial circumstances — stuck somewhere between recession and stagnation. Though proven solutions exist for what now ails Russia, President Vladimir ...

The United States and the European Union have coordinated their sanctions against Russia for more than three years. In July 2017 the U.S. Congress overwhelmingly passed additional sanctions against ...

The status of women in Brazil is emblematic of the country’s internal tensions. Brazil is a country where a woman can become president; yet it also has one of the highest rates of femicide—the killing ...

Throughout the 1960s, Eastern European diplomats critically discussed Cuba's export of revolution in Latin America and Havana ...

Summit in Budapest, Hungary happened with little fanfare, in part due to the summit’s close proximity to the US elections.

Judicial independence is not a luxury but the bedrock of any functioning democracy. The reform risks turning courts into political battlegrounds by subjecting judicial appointments to popular vote.