
Democracy and Its Enemies
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Will Qatari Gold Sink Netanyahu?
Will Qatari Gold Sink Netanyahu?
Konstanty Gebert explains the latest scandal to hit Israel's increasingly illiberal, norm-breaking government. -
American Suicide
American Suicide
Joschka Fischer mourns the loss of the United States and the relative peace and prosperity that its global leadership enabled. -
South Korea’s Flourishing Culture and Teetering Democracy
South Korea’s Flourishing Culture and Teetering Democracy
Katharine H.S. Moon traces the country’s recent turmoil to the lasting impact of the Cold War and decades of military rule. -
China’s World – or Europe’s?
China’s World – or Europe’s?
Orville Schell urges Europeans to dispel wishful thinking about what the post-American world will require of them. -
How Aristotle Can Save Us
How Aristotle Can Save Us
Antara Haldar touts a conception of society in which politics and education cultivate the virtue of its members. -
How the World Can Keep Trump 2.0 in Check
How the World Can Keep Trump 2.0 in Check
Anne-Marie Slaughter outlines five steps that foreign entities should take to counteract the US president’s radical agenda. -
How Trumpism Ends
How Trumpism Ends
Chris Patten urges current and former policymakers to speak out against the US president’s reckless policies. -
Inside Turkey’s Executive Coup
Inside Turkey’s Executive Coup
Umut Özkırımlı explains why popular resistance to the Erdoğan regime has sidelined the opposition parties. -
Authoritarianism Is Turkey’s Biggest Economic Risk
Authoritarianism Is Turkey’s Biggest Economic Risk
Şebnem Kalemli-Özcan believes the current mass protests are about more than the arrest of the country’s leading opposition figure.