FP Weekend

Nine thinkers on this year’s summit and the alliance’s uncertain future.

‘Star Wars’ proves a surprisingly rich text for insurgency.

Witkoff’s diplomacy has spectacularly failed, but he is likely to continue to play a major role.

Trump hopes to top the Bastille Day procession.

Oz Katerji’s film brings back the wild first weeks of war.

Ken Saro Wiwa’s activism captured global attention in the 1990s. Now, in the face of ecocide, the movement has stalled.

Chaotic actions abroad are driven by deeply held beliefs in the administration.

As governor of California, Reagan laid the path for Trump’s assault on higher education.

“Carême” gives an international audience what it wants: rich food, lusty romps, and Napoleon.

A new biography explores the tangled politics of a revolutionary father.

Peculiar forms of criminality, as seen from front-line Ukraine and Lagos.

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.