[T]he media and social networks have deployed an offensive that relentlessly repeats expressions of anti-Cuban euphoria.

[T]his wretched president has trampled on, chewed up and spat out pieces of sovereignty, not only of Mexico, but also of our sister countries in Latin America.

Trump is threatening to cut Kyiv's U.S. security guarantees ... What is this man talking about? There are no ... commitments from Washington regarding ... security.

[E]ven a new owner ... would be unable to avoid making cuts to the editorial staff, and even that wouldn’t guarantee the Post’s survival.

The country must send a convincing message as Canada and also Finland have recently managed to do...America can no longer lead.

[I]f China can lead by example in helping to maintain or even reshape the international order, it will succeed in filling the void left by the United States.

[The Trump era] is marked as much by policies that endanger vulnerable populations as by political bravado.

Trump's actions revealed willingness to privilege raw national interests over collective stability and legal norms.

[I]n the United States, the notion of seeking to acquire Greenland has been a longstanding tradition among those in positions of influence.

We are entering a state of regime cleavage.

The rise of transactional unilateral diplomacy—most visibly associated with U.S. President Donald Trump—has exposed structural vulnerabilities in the alliance system.