James Reinl

An ‘enig­mat­ic re­al­ist’ who fled Nazi Ger­many, Kissinger is re­mem­bered for end­ing the US war in Viet­nam, open­ing Chi­na.

Monarch led UK roy­al fam­i­ly through of­ten-dif­fi­cult times and greet­ed gen­er­a­tions of kings, pres­i­dents and despots.

Tutu, who died on Sun­day at the age of 90, was con­sid­ered ‘a thorn in the side of the apartheid gov­ern­ment’.

An­a­lysts point to track record of failed peace bids in Su­dan, po­ten­tial rebel spoil­ers, pow­er plays and oth­er pit­falls.

Sheikh Sabah spent decades build­ing bridges be­tween row­ing neigh­bours. His tal­ents will be missed.

Fi­ancee of mur­dered jour­nal­ist says Sau­di crown prince’s state­ment on 2018 killing ‘pure po­lit­i­cal ma­noeu­vre’.

US will teach for­eign gov­ern­ments trad­ing with Iran breach­es Amer­i­can sanc­tions and comes at a cost, Mike Pom­peo says.

The Misk Foun­da­tion NYC event was dogged by con­tro­ver­sy from the on­set, with a venue can­cel­la­tion, speak­ers pulling out.

Rus­sia and Chi­na face back­lash af­ter ve­to­ing UN res­o­lu­tion call­ing for a cease­fire in Syr­ia’s be­sieged Idlib province.

As ques­tions swirl over the Sau­di oil at­tacks, all eyes are on the Mid­dle East to see if ten­sions fi­nal­ly boil over.