Today's Big Question

Today's Big Question Loss of third-biggest oil producer and one of longest-serving members could be existential threat to alliance, as other countries ‘chafe’ under production quotas

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 30 April 26

Today’s Big Question From empty hotels to high ticket prices, officials are worried about the upcoming tournament

By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published 29 April 26

Today's Big Question ‘Few foreign figureheads’ can ‘work this president’ the way the British king can, say observers

By The Week UK Published 29 April 26

Today's Big Question Tensions with China and US unpredictability are factors

By Joel Mathis, The Week US Published 28 April 26

Today's Big Question Change in US policy could embolden Argentina, but a military invasion remains unlikely

By The Week UK Published 28 April 26

Today’s Big Question The third assassination attempt on Donald Trump in two years shows attacks are becoming a ‘feature’ rather than an ‘outlier’

By Will Barker, The Week UK Published 27 April 26

Today's Big Question The president wants to outdo his predecessor. He faces major hurdles.

By Joel Mathis, The Week US Published 24 April 26

Today’s Big Question All-time share-price highs reveal an ‘inexplicable optimism’, but fears of collapse due to US-Iran volatility are keeping bankers ‘awake at night’

By Will Barker, The Week UK Published 24 April 26

TODAY'S BIG QUESTION Both countries look forward to a future beyond ousted authoritarian leader Viktor Orbán

By Rafi Schwartz, The Week US Published 23 April 26

Today's Big Question Much-needed financial support will help bolster Kyiv’s defences as Zelenskyy pushes for direct peace talks with Kremlin

By The Week UK Published 23 April 26

Today's Big Question ‘Like other tools from the long history of cybersecurity’, the latest models ‘can be used for both offence and defence’

By The Week UK Published 22 April 26

Today's Big Question PM argues that Foreign Office didn’t inform No. 10 of concerns over peer’s security vetting, but his lack of leadership and ‘incurious’ nature put credibility on the line

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 21 April 26