FP Weekend

What it looks like when Mexican deportees from the United States are forced to return home.

Test yourself on the week of May 31: Poles go to the polls, the Dutch government collapses, and an earthquake rocks Pakistan.

Silicon Valley is becoming an instrument of U.S. coercion, and that’s a danger to each and every country.

Hugely popular in the U.S., the film never found an audience in Austria or Germany.

A political concept from the mid-20th century has never been more relevant than now.

Korean women have helped topple governments but still have trouble gaining political office.

A new book looks at the history of the communist thinker’s reception in the capitalist United States.

The women behind Italy’s underground press during World War II offer important lessons for democracies today.

A presidential speech in 1937 marked an unexpected turn in U.S. strategic thought.

Eurovision has never been a bigger party or more political.

A giant firm and a superpower have become deeply entangled.

Germany’s new chancellor is in a race to change Germany so it has a chance to remain the same.

The number of border walls worldwide has surged since the end of the Cold War.

Pope Leo’s politics will be shaped less by his American nationality than his tradition of Catholic thought.

The billionaire Muslim leader is a religious figure—and a global powerbroker.