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After fifteen years in power, the Bangladesh’s prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, resigned and fled the country on August 5, chased...

Benjamin Netanyahu is back in command of Israeli politics. He and his coalition are now polling close to where they...

Global media have cast a spotlight on Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Rightly so: the suffering of Gazans is unbearable. But...

Review of Fixing France: How to Repair a Broken Republic by Nabila Ramdani (Hurst Books, 2023) The recent opening ceremony...

Writer-director Eli Roth’s handling of Borderlands is so atrocious it should be studied in film schools to teach aspiring filmmakers...

In 1987, worried that “too many children and people” had begun looking to society and hence to the government to...

Richard J. Evans In 2003–2008, I published a major three-volume narrative history of Nazi Germany. The more I have thought...

At the Taşucu port I see the Cyprus boat coming toward the mainland, the island less than eighty kilometers away,...

The coming weeks will be pivotal in determining whether the current regional war in the Middle East will increase in...

In late June, US authorities sentenced Honduras’s former president Juan Orlando Hernández to forty-five years in prison, on a series...

Despite the California sun in the summer of 1933, sixty-six-year-old Francis E. Townsend’s mood was gloomy. He had just lost...

Peter Cole Every port is different, and some ports are more powerful than others. But in San Francisco, which again...