Salome Zurabishvili’s ascent to the presidency of Georgia was an empty victory for the politics of fear.

Our prevailing approach to sanctions has manifestly failed to change the Kremlin’s behavior. There is a better way.

If the United States wants to get serious about tackling corruption, it needs to align itself with international norms and finally criminalize passive bribery.

Christoph Blocher has turned Switzerland into a laboratory for right-wing populism. How did he do it, and what can we learn from him?

A word about the January/February 2019 print issue—and a pledge to our readers.

There are reasons—and historical precedent—to think Tehran will lash out if it feels cornered.

Market reforms are vital to France’s long-term prosperity. They won’t happen until Macron changes his leadership style.

China’s worldwide influence campaign requires a coordinated response from all segments of American society—not just politicians and policy-makers.

The Gilets Jaunes say they can’t take it anymore. They’re not the only ones.

China and Russia are pushing a reluctant West to re-examine its most cherished assumptions about the shape of the global order.