A hypothesis: Evangelicals who voted for Trump fall into two groups—those who are primarily motivated by the moral positions of their faith, and those who bitterly resent the contempt shown them by elites.

The EU is closer to fixing its broken biofuel policies than the US is.

Trump’s victory may have emboldened anti-PC forces in higher education to overreach and take illiberal steps of their own.

Egypt’s fiscal reforms are producing some intolerable side effects.

Some of the bloodiest fights over the next few years will be between blue cities and red state legislatures.

Putin sends more missiles to Kaliningrad, protesting that NATO is forcing his hand.

Genuinely centrist Democrats are in short supply, and the party’s voters seem less determined to elevate them after the election than before.

The countries of Central and Eastern Europe face the starkest challenges to stability in the wake of the election of Donald Trump.

Japanese Prime Minister Abe is staking political capital on an accord with Putin, who isn’t particularly interested.

As Erdogan grows disillusioned with Europe, China sees an opening to bring Turkey into its fold.