The rise of right-wing nationalism requires a more robust international response.
A Dangerously Divided World Highlights the Need to Empower International Institutions
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United Kingdom
Does the UK Have Its Own “Dickensian” Big Beautiful Bill?
When it comes to the safety net, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s center-left government sounds a little too similar to Trump’s GOP for some advocates.
Learning the Right Lessons from Britain’s Response to 7/7
A security-first approach ultimately leads to greater insecurity.
On Migration, the US Builds Walls, the UK Bridges
Cooperation, not confrontation, is the best way of addressing the roots of migration.
What Do Voters Want?
In this age of constant flux—when history turns on a tweet—voters have become increasingly inconstant.
Early Signs of the Failure of American Global Power?
U.S. foreign policy has become Anglo-Saxonized, and this has had perverse consequences.
Navalny and Assange: In the Shadows of Eagles
There is a clear and striking difference in the response of world leaders concerning these two dissenters.
The Rise of Self-Hating Politicians
House Republicans, Euroskeptics, Vladimir Putin, and Jair Bolsonaro are the agents of a new kind of political disorder that parallels the chaos of failing states, economic catastrophe, and climate disasters.
British Genocide in Kenya: Time for a Reckoning
No sum can ever wipe out the suffering of the Kenyan people. But British reparations will serve three important functions.
The Unasked Questions of 2022
Here’s a tale of two Elizabeths, one Joe, one Donald, and us.