Paolo Zampolli, the American official who drew attention in Romania after publicly calling President Nicușor Dan during a televised event
Politics
Barely two months after leaving the White House as the youngest press secretary in American history, the 29-year-old is returning to the network where her career began, as a contributor across the Fox News lineup.
Senator Flávio Bolsonaro edged ahead of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, forcing an October 25 runoff that will decide whether Brazil continues on the left or embraces the rightward shift that emerged on Sunday.
For several Eastern European leaders, one photograph from New York appears to have carried extraordinary political value.
For two centuries, Armenia’s security rested on a single assumption: that Russia was the guarantor of the Armenian people and the Armenian state. This is changing.
On Sunday, Aleksandar Vučić, the man who has dominated Serbian politics for more than a decade, resigned the presidency in a calculated maneuver to extend his grip on power.
The sentence landed like a slap in a quiet room—delivered not as a footnote, not as a polite parliamentary complaint, but as an accusation meant to turn the lights on the entire machinery of power.
A new project has been launched to address Europe’s competitiveness against the major world powers: it’s called the Rhine Group.
Serbia has recently experienced a political upheaval, with violent protests rocking the country and undermining President Vucic’s political credibility.
Beneath the blinding white expanse of the Salar de Uyuni, the largest salt flat on earth, lies a prize the clean-energy age cannot do without, and a political question Bolivia has spent two decades failing to answer.