Don’t believe the third-party hype: 50 years from now Republicans and Democrats will still dominate American politics.

A new collection of essays shows how Ukraine’s battles with trauma and division have lessons for us all.

Charles Fain Lehman weighs in on Christopher Caldwell’s Age of Entitlement—a provocative but flawed critique of the civil rights movement.

The polymath economist defends capitalism, liberalism, dating apps, and immigration—and explains how China is making movies sexless.

The dark horse presidential candidate has a vision, a message, and an admirable ability to imagine a better politics. Unfortunately for him, we don’t actually live in the world he describes.

In the latest U.S.-Iran clash, the EU has acted rationally. Burned so often by American hauteur, a strategic lightweight like the EU cannot but resort to suasion, mediation, and de-escalation to evade entrapment in a conflict it cannot control.

How to temper idealism with the demands of responsible statecraft—without abandoning our commitment to democracy and human rights? This is the question facing America’s foreign policy hands as they look beyond the Trump presidency.

If current projections hold, Beijing will be the big loser in Taiwan’s presidential election this Saturday—and the United States will have a golden opportunity.

A new book by Ivan Krastev and Stephen Holmes offers a provocative—if not entirely persuasive—answer.

This is the second time Secretary Pompeo has cancelled a trip to the country, leaving its embattled president high and dry.