Kings get monuments when they die. Democratic leaders usually slink off into obscurity once they are out. Helmut Kohl deserves the former fate.

The region that isn’t, and how it may be reclaiming itself.

What’s really behind the rising tide of political violence in America?

The Conservative-DUP pact will likely be an unstable one, but not necessarily for the reasons we’ve been hearing from the British media.

What was James Comey thinking, from his meetings with Trump to his firing to his congressional testimony? We may never know, but we can do some educated guessing.

Ukraine’s Finance Minister speaks with TAI about his ambitious reform project and hopes for a self-sustaining economy. Below is an edited transcript.

How liberal politicians can harness populist energy, too.

Trump’s Paris agreement pullout isn’t the calamity the global warming chorus has made it out to be, but it does point to a big missed opportunity for the United States.

A warning to a fissuring West on the anniversary of Reagan’s Brandenburg Gate speech.

Yesterday’s election results show that the UK’s political culture is every bit as debased as America’s.