An Angolan court on Tuesday found the two men guilty of terrorism and espionage, charging that they had planned a coup and ...

For nearly thirty years, Pauline Hanson has occupied the fringes of Australian politics.

The World Health Organization said this week that 80% of the confirmed cases are coming from unknown chains of transmission ...

Hezbollah is weaker than it was a year ago, but that doesn't mean it will disappear. Kim Ghattas explains why disarming the ...

Ukraine is bringing the war to Russia, reshaping the battlefield and raising new questions about whether the momentum is ...

Earlier this month, the Trump administration had suggested it might mark America’s 250th birthday by granting clemency to ...

Why has the US and Israel’s war with Iran spilled into Lebanon, nearly a thousand miles away? On Ian Explains, Ian Bremmer looks back at how Iran transformed Hezbollah from a small Shia militia into ...

Nicaragua’s leader says no more elections for the country “There will never be elections here again,” Nicaraguan President ...

What, exactly, is the Trump administration thinking? A well-worn question finds fresh fodder this week as the White House ...

In this episode of GZERO Europe, Carl Bildt examines the United Kingdom’s political shake-up following the appointment of Andy Burnham as the country’s seventh prime minister in a decade. Bildt says ...

In this “ask ian,” Ian Bremmer argues that the debate over whether the United States or China will lead artificial intelligence is overshadowing a more important question: who will govern a technology ...