The rise of Jair Bolsonaro is not just about the appeal of a charismatic populist, or a successful imitation of Trumpism. It is the manifestation of a deeper reaction against progressivism in Latin America.

Four scenarios for the future of Putin’s Russia, and Russia’s Putin.

Why revisionist powers in decline may pose an even greater threat than those on the rise.

While the headlines focus on Russian meddling on Twitter and Facebook, the Chinese have embraced LinkedIn as a tool for spying and influence operations.

Can Republicans withstand the threat of a coming blue wave?

In his new book, ex-central banker Paul Tucker explores the legitimacy crisis of the regulatory state—and argues that with great unelected power comes great democratic responsibility.

BHL discusses the changing global order and the state of the West in the age of Trump.

The Trump Administration’s approach to Israeli-Palestinian peace has mostly been about breaking things. A more coherent, strategic, and balanced approach could yet put the process back together.

Despite the outcry, Aung San Suu Kyi does not deserve most of the blame for the tragedy unfolding in Myanmar.

A series of high-profile mishaps have exposed the incompetence of Russia’s intelligence services. And yet the main threat to Putin’s rule would still come from the siloviki.