The United States is now a superpower predator on the prowl in its “backyard.”

“I never died,” says she.

As the post–Cold War order cracks up, the fault lines don’t just run through the Atlantic, but Europe itself. 

In his new book Slow Poison, the accomplished anthropologist revisits the Idi Amin and Yoweri Museveni years.

The United Arab Emirates is arming a militia committing genocide in Darfur. In exchange for US silence, Biden got a Middle East partner, and Trump got cryptocurrency cash.

The director of the FBI and the mayor of the largest city in America now look like me. When will TSA stop singling us out?

The news out of COP30 does not engender much hope, but China’s embrace of renewable energy shows that climate protection makes smart economic sense.

How a globe-trotting attorney is trying to win the release of the famed Hong Kong publisher.

The United States is now a superpower predator on the prowl in its “backyard.”

“I never died,” says she.

As the post–Cold War order cracks up, the fault lines don’t just run through the Atlantic, but Europe itself. 

How Trump’s illegal 2020 killing of Qassem Soleimani—and the West’s indifferent response—laid the groundwork for the brazen abduction of Nicolás Maduro.

The talk of a new Middle East is belied by Israel’s attacks on Gaza, Lebanon, Syria, and Iran.

Kristi Kremed.