The President’s language usage reflects less how we will use language than ways that we actually already do.

The Mar-a-Lago summit exposed the limits of Abe’s personal rapport with Trump, and the costs of Trump’s transactional approach—but if Abe plays his cards right, it could become a positive turning point for the alliance.

Immigration today raises many of the same issues that were debated in the 1980s and 1990s—and the Golden State is once again at the heart of the matter.

The American Interest speaks with the architect of the Magnitsky Act to learn why the latest sanctions on Russia have hit so much harder than past ones, and what they may presage for the future.

Trump, fake news, and Russian belligerence are symptoms of the West’s disease, not its causes.

Saudi Arabia and Iran could be just one Houthi missile away from war.

Why looking at our signs is looking at us.

After his landslide victory, Viktor Orbán will be empowered to continue Hungary’s slide into authoritarianism—and the opposition will need to rebuild itself from the ground up.

How the “Xi change” in China is causing an invisible earthquake.

The French President is facing down the perfect storm of labor protests against his reforms. Will he be as ironclad as Maggie?