Al Jazeera English gets to the bottom line on US politics and policies and how they affect the world. A weekly discussion show moderated by @SCClemons.
Warsaw has established itself as the linchpin of Western involvement in the war.
If the US Supreme Court rolls back abortion rights, every state will have to decide for itself.
Russia accuses NATO of extending the war indefinitely, but Western alliance doubles down on support for Ukraine.
After campaigning on environment-friendly policies, the Biden administration leans heavily on fossil fuels.
The story behind the US law that sanctions anyone, anywhere if they are deemed to be a ‘human rights offender’.
As the war in Ukraine grinds on, the West is shifting from soft power to hard power.
After a year of talks in Vienna, the two sides seem to be close to restoring the nuclear deal they signed in 2015.
As the economic war on Russia expands, what happens to the globalised financial system that Washington championed?
Political philosopher Francis Fukuyama predicts defeat for Russia and a ‘new birth’ for pro-Western democracy.
So far, the United States has kept the war in Ukraine at arm’s length. Is direct confrontation on the horizon?
What has to happen for an end to the war in Ukraine, and what are the chances for an escalation into a wider war?
As the US leads an economic war against Russia over Ukraine, we ask if sanctions will have the intended effect.
Former Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says there are ways to prevent all-out conflict between China and the US.
Prices are rising, and it’s not just about corporate greed, COVID or supply chain disruptions.
