Opinion

Opinion April 6, 2018 | 1:06 pm

The implications of a divisive Summit of the Americas

The View from Europe In just over a week’s time the Summit of the Americas will take place in Lima, Peru. It will likely illustrate just how divided the hemisphere has become. Since the last such event was held in Panama City in 2015 much has changed. Then, improved hemispheric relations seemed possible. President Obama’s December 2014 decision to pursue détente with Havana and Presiden... Read more

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