The Chinese Communist Party is hard-wired for hostile expansion—and it poses a threat to the free world unlike any since George Kennan’s time.

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The EU shares a number of characteristics with the Holy Roman Empire: overlapping sources of political authority with sometimes universal claims, and multiple and fuzzy political loyalties.

If there is one thing that human beings cannot resist, it is the temptation to busy themselves with the lives of others.

Part of Zelensky’s appeal is that he offers a way for people who still feel close to Soviet and Russian pop culture to become politically European.

TAI Chairman Francis Fukuyama looks back on his famous essay thirty years later—and looks ahead to the challenges facing the West tomorrow.

Sudan’s youth have succeeded in forcing its longtime dictator to step down. But if history is any guide, this may not be quite the triumph they imagined.

A Silicon Valley pioneer talks populism and technology.

How self-love and an ethic of struggle came to set the tone of life in the “progressive” West.

Scottish independence could light the way for various kindred movements across Europe—and beyond.