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Sudan, Congo, and You
From soda to sports, global consumers are implicated in Africa’s most deadly conflicts. This also creates an avenue for change.
Europe and the U.S. Still Haven’t Choked Off Russia’s Energy Riches
The Russian economy may be wobbly, but it is still funding a deadly war with oil and gas sales.
Trump Has a Cluster-Bomb Approach to Policy
The collateral damage from the ICE raid on a Hyundai plant is yet another example of Trump’s counterproductive strategy.
Europe Has Found Its True Language
The State of the Union has become a yearly ritual that breathes life into the EU.
Israel Escalates War Against Hamas With Doha Strike
Qatar decried the strike as a violation of international law.
How the Movement to ‘Free D.C.’ Became a Civil Rights Struggle
Washington has long existed in a constitutional gray zone unlike those of other comparable democracies.
Ankara’s New Syrian Headache
Toppling Assad didn’t solve Turkey’s problems—it made them worse.
Trump’s Speedboat Attack Crossed All the Lines
The killing of 11 people went beyond any strike in the war on terror.
Stop Trying to Make Somaliland Happen
The United States should not legitimize another fragile rupture in an unsettled region.
France Descends Toward Another Government Collapse
François Bayrou loses a confidence vote, becoming Paris’s fourth failed prime minister in less than two years.
Trump’s War on Crime Is a War on Democracy
Democrats should fight back against the president’s militarization of law enforcement before it’s too late.
Is It Time for Emmanuel Macron to Resign?
French politics has been plunged into utter dysfunction, with no clear way out.
How Big Finance Ate Foreign Aid
Investors have drained the global south in pursuit of aggressive profit maximization.
Why the World Turned on NGOs
From powerbrokers in the ’90s to pariahs today.
The Development Economist Who Wasn’t
Once dismissed from the field he helped found, Albert O. Hirschman feels newly relevant.