With Macron and Biden Vulnerable, So Is Europe
This month, President Biden, flanked by President Emmanuel Macron of France, stood on the Normandy bluffs to commemorate the young
Reformist Masoud Pezeshkian Reaches Runoff in Iran’s Presidential Election
A reformist candidate critical of an Iranian law that requires women to wear head scarves will compete next week against
How to Like Yourself More
When someone first recommended I try this, I thought it sounded very self-involved, maybe a little pathetic — was my
Motorcycles and Mayhem in Ukraine’s East
They first appeared as a cloud of dust on the horizon. A few seconds later, the motorcycles carrying Russian soldiers
A String of Supreme Court Decisions Hits Hard at Environmental Rules
A spate of decisions over the past two years by the Supreme Court has significantly impaired the Environmental Protection Agency’s
Defendants Acquitted in Panama Papers Money-Laundering Trial
In a striking verdict for a money-laundering case associated with the Panama Papers scandal, a Panamanian judge on Friday acquitted
Why U.K.’s Young Voters Feel Forgotten by Politicians
As the flag of a British workers union flapped behind him on a blustery June morning, Liam Kehoe was on
Years Later, Philippines Reckons With Duterte’s Brutal Drug War
When Rodrigo Duterte was running for president eight years ago, he vowed to order the police and the military to
Iran’s Presidential Candidates: Who Are They?
A cardiac surgeon, a former mayor of Tehran and a cleric implicated in the execution of political prisoners are among
What I’m Reading: Tunneling to the Past
It’s been a while since I did a “what I’m reading” roundup. (After the newsletter went to once a week,