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A trio of books displaying an abhorrence for Trump’s foreign policy still leave readers hoping for an explanation of the president’s world view
Urban areas have become the main arenas in which our governance is decided
Trump administration pushes for tough sanctions in effort to find diplomatic solution
The immediate threat of war has passed but Asian allies have little to celebrate
Mayors and governors forge global networks to solve local problems
The heart of the alliance lies in the commitment of each member to defend the others
The ability of Tillerson’s state department to engage with the world is under attack
Its greatest vulnerability is its economy, so strong sanctions will hurt, writes Ivo Daalder
Urban centres shape the world, writes Ivo Daalder
British budget cuts will leave spending below the Nato target, writes Ivo Daalder
Putin has shown no interest in ending hostilities or finding a political solution, writes Ivo Daalder
The Geneva negotiations are only the tip of the iceberg, writes Ivo Daalder
Given the public furore, there is reason to doubt the benefits, writes Ivo Daalder
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