Why Europeans are worried about appeasing Putin, again Erik Voeten - November 26, 2025 Both mainstream European politicians and cultural conservatives have frequently voted to accommodate Putin.
4 takeaways about the end of the Gaza hostage crisis Danielle Gilbert - October 27, 2025 As their options declined, the Israeli government and Hamas finally came to the negotiating table.
As the United Nations turns 80, what’s next? Erik Voeten and Anjali Dayal - October 24, 2025 A Good Chat with Anjali Dayal on the challenges and the promises ahead for the U.N.
What Europe can and cannot do with Russia’s frozen assets Mert Kartal - October 17, 2025 The European Commission’s “reparations loan” proposal could help Ukraine, but significant challenges remain.
Trump wants to bring even more white Afrikaners to the U.S. Carolyn E. Holmes - October 16, 2025 This White House program bumps out thousands of refugees who have provisional approval to emigrate.
The GOP crackdown on free speech isn’t a big ideological change Jan Zilinsky - September 24, 2025 A recent book argues that U.S. parties change positions when it suits them, not because they’re sticking to conservative or liberal principles.
Rethinking how Europe can lead peacekeeping in Ukraine William G. Nomikos and Joshua Zhang - September 15, 2025 What would make this concept viable?
In Ukraine, fewer women are having children Isabelle DeSisto - September 12, 2025 The demographic impact of this war reaches far beyond Ukraine, however.
Russia’s Ukraine ‘peace’ plan may be doomed from the start Stacie Goddard - September 2, 2025 History shows settlements need local consent to endure.
The Epstein files have managed to unite liberal and conservative media Jan Zilinsky - August 6, 2025 A new analysis shows Trump’s handling of this story has prompted critical headlines across the board.