Emmanuel Macron and Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer represent two competing visions for Europe: one top-down and protectionist, the other diffuse and decentralized.

Immigration is now a demographic imperative. The United States, EU, and other industrialized countries must figure out a way to handle it before it’s too late.

Historically, the Democratic Party has been at the forefront of efforts to fight anti-Semitism. We shouldn’t let Ilhan Omar change that.

One of the lesser-known tragedies of the past decade is the decline of bipartisan Congressional investigations. A new book by Elise Bean illuminates the history.

The Chinese have long paid close attention to the narratives being conveyed by popular culture. It’s about time we did the same.

A rising star in the GOP talks national security in the age of Trump, the long-term challenge from China, and why Congress needs to reassert its role in foreign policy.

An ex-Green politician discusses the failure of German elites—and why shunning populists backfires.

Two new books offer complementary takes on best practices for understanding and adapting to the fundamentally changing nature of business risk.

Slovakia seems set to elect a pro-Western reformist as President. Are we looking at a turning point for Europe?

Knowingly or not, Ilhan Omar is acting like a designated provocateur, playing her role in a shrewd effort to seize control of the Democratic Party. But her rhetoric has deep roots in American politics.