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Edward LuceFinancial Review |
The difference between 2024 and 2016, when Trump last won the presidency, is that this time he has a plan. From Europe’s perspective, it would look...
Improved relations between the two powers can’t mask age-old trade tensions. Better communication is important because the structural problem...
Republicans have a stark choice before the US presidential election: help Ukraine’s Zelensky or pay fealty to Donald Trump.
Democrats need to press home their advantage on the abortion issue that seems a sure vote-loser for Republicans in November.
Robert Kennedy jnr’s third-party candidacy could split the vote in key swing states. Polls give him between 2 and 15 per cent of the vote in a...
The Republican candidate’s financial difficulties pose risks for America as well as for himself.
The candidate’s unchecked flow of untruths and bizarre outbursts spell danger but they no longer cause sufficient shock.
The former South Carolina governor is boosting her brand by standing alone against Donald Trump in the Republican Party, writes Edward Luce.
The Republican frontrunner is hoping to cash in on the presidency to mend his business woes.
President Joe Biden is no frail outlier but actually the gerontocratic norm in the United States.
Most voters, including supporters of his own party, see the president as too old to run again.
Republicans are blocking critical policies that they insisted on because Donald Trump wants to score political points before the November election.
Many business leaders argue that the former president’s bark is worse than his bite. People warned about him in 2017, but the republic is still...
The president’s staunch support for Israel risks damaging his prospects for re-election this year.
Unless the struggling presidential hopeful reverses course and attacks Donald Trump, the nomination race might just be over.
Everything will change for European and Asian democracies if a man bent on dictatorship re-enters the White House next year.
A Donald Trump victory next year would make Joe Biden the most consequential single-term president in history — but not in a way he would wish.
While it is hard to put a value on a dialogue that is unlikely to yield big breakthroughs, it’s easy to imagine the alternative.
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