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The United States can no longer claim to be the leader of the free world if it abandons strategic allies and vulnerable civilians.
Engaging with a Taliban government will be painful. Washington will have to do it anyway.
Afghanistan shows that the American left is in danger of losing the moral plot.
As the chances of evacuation dwindle, the West owes Afghans a chance at surviving in their own country.
Malaysian mothers can’t automatically pass on their nationality to foreign-born children. The pandemic has worsened the law’s ill effects.
Snazzy weapons mean a lot less if you don’t have friends.
Beijing recognizes promoting human rights and democracy is an ideological challenge. So should Washington.
It happened to us in Nigeria.
By imprisoning a former president, the country has set an example for constitutional democracies across the world.
Around 90 percent of Haitians speak only Haitian Creole. So why is school mostly conducted in French?
Democratic principles were largely irrelevant to the EU’s founding—but are at the center of the project today.
The European Union’s next candidates for accession have realized the process is leading nowhere—and are acting accordingly.
A new book offers a storied U.S. bank as a model—but also serves as a cautionary tale.