A row between the EU and Poland shows just how imperial Brussels is becoming, which is a guaranteed way to widen the divisions and doom the whole European concept to collapse.
What Trump did, is geopolitical arson. While in the short term there won't be a major change in the balance of power in the region, the repercussions will come in time.
The U.S. will be unable to commit any more resources or manpower to ideological causes. Tillerson’s speech, for all practical purposes, remains a meaningless and hollow endeavor.
There is much at stake in the seeming end of Robert Mugabe's rule over Zimbabwe, the most important factor being the need to maintain both national and regional stability.
Disagreements over Northern Ireland's exit from the European Union threaten to reignite violence in the region, but discussions of a special economic zone point to a solution.
The rising power of far-right elements, evident in last weekend's violent march in Warsaw, raises serious concerns about the ability of the EU to maintain its unity.
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe should be very careful about any constitutional change suggesting a revival of Japanese remilitarization, which would have a ripple effect in Asia.
In strange irony, as regards the Iranian nuclear agreement, it is the United States that is being considered by her former allies as the "rogue power," and not Iran.