Category: Foreign Policy
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Spain Train Crash Kills Dozens. The State Ran the Signals.
A high-speed AVE train rammed a stopped train near Toledo, killing dozens. Early reports point to a signal failure and an operator error inside Spain’s state-run rail system, its second deadly disaster this year.
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Iran Strike After Midterms? US Tells Gulf to Brace for a Short War
An Iran strike after midterms is no longer just rumor. The U.S. has told several Gulf Arab countries to be ready for a “short, intense military campaign” once the Nov. 3 elections are over, The Wall Street Journal reported late Tuesday, citing people briefed on the conversations. The warnings went out through diplomatic and military…
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Flávio Bolsonaro Landed in Florida. The US Was Right to Let Him In.
Flávio Bolsonaro left Brazil instead of surrendering his passports, and the State Department says it will grant him and his family visas. Washington made the right call, but Bolsonaro still owes Brazil evidence.
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The Air Force Almost Killed This Hypersonic Missile. Now It’s Buying It.
The Air Force finally has a hypersonic missile it is ready to buy. On Monday, Oct. 26, the service announced a $694 million contract with Lockheed Martin to produce the AGM-183A Air-Launched Rapid Response Weapon, known as ARRW and pronounced “arrow”. Notably, the deal was signed on Sept. 29 but kept quiet for nearly a…
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Israel Exit Polls: Nobody Won. Arab Parties Could Pick the Next PM.
Israel exit polls show no clear winner. Likud is the largest party, but Eisenkot’s bloc edges Netanyahu’s, and a record Arab showing could make Arab-led parties kingmakers. Official results are due Nov. 4.
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Israel Election Day: Netanyahu Faces His Biggest Test Since Oct. 7
Israelis are voting in their first national election since Oct. 7, a referendum on Netanyahu against former military chief Gadi Eisenkot. Final polls show neither bloc at 61 seats. Here is what is at stake for the U.S.-Israel alliance and what to watch.
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Alberta Said No to Leaving Canada. It Said Yes to Proving Citizenship.
Albertans voted 75% to stay in Canada, but the strongest result of the Alberta referendum was 58% support for proof of citizenship to vote. Why that matters, why caution on immigration is right, and what America should learn.
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Serbia Just Fired Its Strongman. Putin Lost a Friend in Europe.
Aleksandar Vučić conceded Serbia’s parliamentary election to the student-led Student List after two years of anti-corruption protests. Here’s what the Serbia election means for America and for Putin.
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Lula Wins Brazil’s Runoff. The Two-Hour Extension Still Needs Answers.
Lula won a fourth term in Brazil, beating Flávio Bolsonaro about 51.8% to 48.2% after a Supreme Court justice, his former lawyer, extended voting two hours. Here’s what the Brazil election results mean for conservatives.
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Machado Is Back in Venezuela. Now Demand an Election Date.
Nobel laureate María Corina Machado is back in Venezuela after nearly 10 months in exile. Maduro is gone, but Delcy Rodríguez still has no election on the calendar.
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