Matthew Kaminski

Washington, D.C.

Editor-in-Chief, North America at POLITICO

editor at large @politico, former EIC @politico, EIC & cofounder @politicoeurope

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Articles

Trump’s World of Peril - and Opportunity

Jan 1, 2025 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

Wherever I’ve gone overseas this past year, I’ve gotten mild whiplash. I think 2025 will bring a lot worse. On the one hand, the world is full of peril. We’re heading into a year where a global conflict, already playing out in the shadows, could flare into the open.
How the UAE Is Trying to ‘Future Proof’ Its Economy With AI

Dec 29, 2024 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — To see how AI is changing warfare, visit Ukraine. There, an outmanned Ukrainian military is outsmarting the Russians with technology. To understand how AI can be a tool of nation-building, come here. This oil-rich Gulf monarchy has made one of the world’s biggest bets on this emerging technology.
Suddenly, Chaos in Canada’s Politics. That’s a Good Thing.

Dec 17, 2024 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

What a crazy month for geopolitical bingo. Who had a successful Syrian revolution on their card? Or martial law in South Korea? Or, a world-class-worthy-of-Shakespeare political drama in Ottawa? The day up north began with a resignation letter from Canadian Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland.
Transatlantische Beziehungen: „Warten auf Merz“, heißt es in Berlin, Warschau und Brüssel

Dec 16, 2024 | welt.de | Matthew Kaminski
‘China on Steroids’: A Saudi Path to a Peaceful, Modern Middle East

Dec 14, 2024 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

RIYADH — The sudden collapse of the Assad regime in Syria opens the way to a new Middle East. This path will have to go through Saudi Arabia. A lot has to go right to realize the eternally dashed dream of a region at peace and prosperous. Including in the country that has been one of the most conservative, repressive and, despite its wealth, inefficiently run places in the region.
From Brussels to Warsaw, Troubled Europe Reckons with Trump — and Itself

Dec 8, 2024 | msn.com | Matthew Kaminski

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From Brussels to Warsaw, Troubled Europe Reckons with Trump - and Itself

Dec 8, 2024 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

In Berlin, as much as I did in Paris earlier this autumn, I saw a European giant entangled in its own domestic troubles, unable to rise to this occasion — at least not soon. I found in Warsaw and to my slight surprise in Brussels a focused and sober conversation about the consequences of the changes in the U.S. for the European bloc as one. Those capitals seem to be aware of the large stakes in a wider world, but also of their own limitations.
USA: Donald Trump kann der neue Ronald Reagan werden

Nov 17, 2024 | welt.de | Matthew Kaminski
Now It’s Truly Trump’s World - To Lead or to Abandon

Nov 9, 2024 | politico.com | Matthew Kaminski

Donald Trump comes into power under different circumstances than last time. That changes how he can run his international affairs. President-elect Donald Trump walks offstage after his remarks at the Conservative Political Action Conference on Feb. 24 in National Harbor, Maryland. Trump's political comeback gives him credibility and freedom on the world stage he didn’t have in 2017, writes the author.
Can Trump be the New Reagan?

Nov 9, 2024 | flipboard.com | Matthew Kaminski

1 hour agoAs they waited on a curb along the Interstate 35 frontage road in Austin on Wednesday morning, their backs to a gulch and their attention toward the cars entering and exiting the parking lot of a Home Depot, the day laborers could agree on a few things. Work, for the past while, has been sluggish. …