A new play about Iraqi Christian immigrants deals with the conflict between remembering and forgetting.  

Yascha Mounk’s new defense of liberalism offers a perceptive diagnosis of its decline, but not much in the way of a cure.

Beijing successfully ratcheted down birth rates, but can it ratchet them back up again?

Five discomfiting aspects of the media spectacle that now accompanies every mass shooting.

In Loveless, the latest Oscar-nominated import from Russia’s most famous filmmaker, every unhappy family is alike, while happy families are nowhere to be seen at all.

Vladimir Putin does!

Both the Right and the Left have dropped the pretense of racial liberalism, and the country faces a choice.

Doomsayers are too quick to predict the inevitable decline of democracy. As the example of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty shows, a smart investment in “new power” efforts can lay the foundation for a democratic renewal.

The yawning duplicity of the Syrian regime and its Russian lawyers grows wider, and the irresponsible claims of the Obama Administration become more obvious than ever.

Russia’s drive to compete as a great power is dangerous for the West—and the Kremlin. We must do better at recognizing the strategy behind the trolling.