Emmanuel Macron’s Turbulent Exit Emmanuel Macron’s Turbulent Exit
Between a budget crisis and a cost-of-living squeeze, Macron is leaving a country feeling more insecure than ever—and ready to take to the streets.
Sep 28, 2026 / Harrison Stetler and June Loper
Netanyahu Came to New York. New Yorkers Were Ready for Him. Netanyahu Came to New York. New Yorkers Were Ready for Him.
Scenes from the defiant protest against the genocidal leader’s UN speech.
Sep 25, 2026 / Ella Fanger
How Joe Biden Helped Cause a Genocide in Gaza How Joe Biden Helped Cause a Genocide in Gaza
An interview with reporter Akbar Shahid Ahmed about his new book, “Crossing the Red Line.”
Sep 24, 2026 / Q&A / Jack Mirkinson
Israel’s Election Can’t Fix What Netanyahu Broke Israel’s Election Can’t Fix What Netanyahu Broke
The fundamental problem is not the name of the prime minister, but rather the actions of the Israeli government and the urgent issues that need to be addressed.
Sep 24, 2026 / Hadar Susskind
The AfD’s Rise Isn’t Just About East Germany The AfD’s Rise Isn’t Just About East Germany
The Alternative für Deutschland has a stable national poll lead, including in the former West Germany. Its rise owes to much more than Eastern grievances.
Sep 23, 2026 / David Broder
Chinese Development Is the Betrayal Washington Cannot Forgive Chinese Development Is the Betrayal Washington Cannot Forgive
The prospects for Xi Jinping’s visit are dim because American leaders are blaming China for the failures of globalization.
Sep 23, 2026 / Jake Werner
Cities as Climate Labs: Inside the U20 Summit Cities as Climate Labs: Inside the U20 Summit
Mayors at the Urban 20 Summit worked across borders to confront the climate crisis at the local level.
Sep 23, 2026 / StudentNation / Ilana Cohen
Pinochet: The Verdict of History in the Letelier-Moffitt Case Pinochet: The Verdict of History in the Letelier-Moffitt Case
An act of international terrorism on the streets of Washington, DC, still reverberates 50 years later.
Sep 22, 2026 / Peter Kornbluh