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Culture Is ‘Woke Right’ a Useful Term? The formulation doesn’t quite work, or at least obscures as much as it […]

Foreign Affairs German Democracy Is in Peril The mainstream parties aim to ban AfD for the “crime” of believing that

Foreign Affairs Singapore Stays the Course Lee Kuan Yew’s People’s Action Party grew its share in the city-state’s parliament, continuing

India launched a series of missile attacks against what it termed “terrorist infrastructure” in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir. The Indian government said

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney met Thursday with President Donald Trump in the Oval Office. For Carney, who on April

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that the U.S. would no longer be bombing Houthi militants in Yemen. The end of

Foreign Affairs Trump’s Russia–Ukraine Reset The U.S. has withdrawn from peace talks. Here’s what comes next. (Contributor/Getty Images) On the

Politics Want More Kids? Make Cheaper Minivans Instead of building high-speed rail, let’s make life easier for moms. Credit: Art

Foreign Affairs Iran, Vietnam, and Trump’s Chance for Peace The transformation of Vietnam from foe to partner is a template

Foreign Affairs The State Department Reorganization Abroad Doesn’t Go Far Enough Closing unused consulates should be a premise, not a