Trudy Rubin

Europeans grasp the threat the growing Trump-Putin alliance poses to Western security.

Cutting military and intelligence aid to Kyiv, President Donald Trump punishes the war's victims while making more concessions to Kremlin aggressors.

Leadership from Berlin will be essential to safeguard Europe against Russia and ward off election interference from America.

Speaking at the annual gathering, Vice President JD Vance urged European leaders to wage culture wars but ignored Ukraine and downplayed threats from Russia and China.

Fantasies of swift solutions are so much simpler than the hard work of temporarily housing Gazans while reconstruction commences, and negotiations proceed toward some form of Palestinian homeland.

Donald Trump’s fact-free braggadocio about his own foreign policy plans exposes him to future disasters. If he wants success, he will need to start adapting his bluster to reality.

With the most powerful Arab army withdrawn, no other Arab army, including Syria’s, was in a military position to invade Israel.

Trump's use of sticks for Ukraine and only carrots for Russia, means Kremlin will hold to demands for Kyiv surrender.

Talking to voters about the many non-conspiracy reasons they vote for a far-right party can help break "the glass door."

Volodymyr Zelensky deserves the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for fighting to preserve international law that bans great powers from invading neighbors and seizing land by force.

In a shameful phone call Tuesday, Donald Trump flat out accepted the Kremlin’s dismemberment of Ukraine, without a word of criticism for Vladimir Putin.

It is important people recognize the links between Trump’s imitation of the authoritarian playbook, and where that may eventually lead.

If President-elect Donald Trump wants Mideast peace he will have to godfather a Palestinian state alongside Israel.

The president-elect's eagerness for a deal in 24 hours has convinced Russia's Vladimir Putin that he can con him.

The White House is so eager to partner with the Russian dictator that it bludgeons Kyiv to accept Kremlin demands.

The president and the vice president’s Putinesque tirade against the Ukrainian leader makes it clear they’re on Russia’s side.

In one week, the U.S. president has fractured America's historic ties with European democracies to fully embrace Russia's dictator.

Nothing lays bare this self-defeating approach more clearly than his mad proposal that the U.S. take ownership of the Gaza Strip and build beach resorts there.

During his inauguration, the president exuded the energy of a man convinced he has nearly absolute power and that no one can stop him.

Embracing the Kremlin plan to establish U.S. and Russian spheres of influence would be a dangerous mistake.