When I moved to Rio de Janeiro to work as a foreign correspondent in the early 1990s, most of my friends, then in their 20s and 30s, were upset that a burly metalworker who campaigned for president on a radical Marxist platform that included income redist... See more
It’s difficult to place Serbian president Aleksandar Vucic on any one side of the geopolitical divide these days — and that may be just the way he likes it. The keen chess player, who keeps a board in his office in Belgrade, has forged strategic and rathe... See more
A disgraced Pro-Iran professor is vowing to go after the anti-regime activist who exposed her “with an army,” landing her under FBI investigation, The Post has learned. Former University of Arkansas professor Shirin Saiedi blames the end of her career in ... See more
The alleged Chinese spy who seduced ex-Democratic Congressman Eric Swalwell met him through a nonprofit accused of Chinese Communist Party ties — which is still placing interns with politicians across the US. Fang “Christine” Fang worked her way up to pre... See more
Five years ago today, a suicide bomber killed 13 Marines and 170 civilians in an attack on Kabul airport that came to symbolize the chaotic and ill-conceived withdrawal of US troops from Afghanistan. But the Abbey Gate bombing was only one part of the hea... See more
