Pierre Nkurunziza’s spokesman slammed “biased” media reports and downplayed the killing of Tutsis before a mostly Hutu audience in Quebec City.

But this doesn’t mean the meeting was a failure. Far from it.

But the question that has started dawning on some people is: is the deal necessary in the first place?

Maybe. But the Kremlin stands to gain a lot more by staying put, at least for the time being.

Will the summit feature Ankara breaking from the West in a spectacular way? Probably not. But the meeting will still be consequential.

The Russian Prime Minister has been giving politically tone-deaf advice to citizens lately. What’s on his mind?

Not quite, recent polls suggest.

‘Wealthy coastal states tend to vote for Democrats. Therefore, Democratic economic policies are superior.’ If this reasoning sounds fallacious, that’s because it is.

As the 1MDB scandal rolls on, a popular ex-PM points the finger at Singapore. He’d do better to look in the mirror.

Telemedicine is taking off. It could be the key to solving several of America’s most pressing challenges.