Who is American foreign policy for?
The article explores the complexities of American foreign policy, questioning who it ultimately serves and the implications of these choices on global relations and domestic priorities.
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and historian writing on democracy, authoritarianism, and foreign policy.
The article explores the complexities of American foreign policy, questioning who it ultimately serves and the implications of these choices on global relations and domestic priorities.
A recording from Anne Applebaum and Timothy Snyder's live video
The article explores Canada's recent political shifts and societal changes, examining the rise of counter-revolutionary movements and their implications for democracy and national identity.
The article challenges the notion of a "censorship industrial complex," arguing that fears of widespread censorship often overlook the complexities of free speech and the role of social media platforms.
The article explores the unsettling implications of modern warfare, highlighting how technological advancements and geopolitical tensions could shape a dystopian future for global conflict.
The article examines the strategies and tactics employed by far-right movements globally, highlighting their impact on politics and society, and the challenges they pose to democratic norms.
Lindsey Graham strove to stay relevant, whatever the cost
What happens when democracy is no longer part of America's identity
It's hard to celebrate the ideals of the Founders if you don't believe in them
The article argues that the global landscape has fundamentally changed, and returning to pre-crisis norms is unrealistic, urging a reevaluation of priorities and strategies moving forward.
A recording from Anne Applebaum and Ruth Ben-Ghiat's live video
The article explores the complex historical relationship between Poland, Russia, and Europe, reflecting on past events and their implications for current geopolitical dynamics.