Trump, Putin, and the hidden power of the Bering Strait
The route connects regions that Russia and America both consider vital for trade and security – the North Pacific, and the Arctic
Tim Marshall
Friday
Sunday
What Putin’s Russia fears most of all
From our UK edition
When Vladimir Putin called the collapse of the Soviet Union ‘a major geopolitical disaster of the century’ he wasn’t channelling his inner Marxist-Leninist. Russia’s leader is not interested in remaking the Soviet empire, which finally fell apart 30 years ago today, on Boxing Day 1991. But he does want to roll back the losses of
Thursday
The return of walls
From our UK edition
What kind of a president would build a wall to keep out families dreaming of a better life? It’s a question that has been asked world over, especially after the outrage last week over migrant children at the American border. Donald Trump’s argument, one which his supporters agree with, is that the need to split
Friday
‘Arab Spring’ is a misnomer
From our UK edition
What do you do when confronted with a prejudice so strong it takes your breath away? In my case, I did what was immediately necessary. I took a deep breath to replenish lost oxygen, and moved on. It wasn’t the time or place to take on this particularly ugly example of intolerance; but it is
