In November, French PresidentEmmanuel MacrontoldThe EconomistthatNATOso lacked direction that it was suffering “brain death.” The remark drew…

Abdelmejid Tebboune was born on 17 November 1945, in Mishriah (Naama province), southwest of the Algerian Republic. He graduated from the…

For the past week, Indians have flooded the streets in cities and towns across the country to protest a controversial new citizenship law. They have…

In recent years, a rising tide of women’s activism has swept across the world. Online and on the streets, millions of women have raised their voices…

As the dust settles on the UK parliamentary elections, American political analysts are seeking to draw lessons for the tumult ahead in Washington…

Partisan conflict over the impeachment of President Trump remains the central preoccupation of Washington and the American public discussion. House…

More than two months into the Lebanon Protests, and after many attempts by Hezbollah to bring back their favorite candidate – Saad Hariri – to form a…

Barham Ahmed Salih Qassim was born on September 8, 1960 in Sulaymaniyah inIraqi Kurdistan. He joined thePatriotic Union of Kurdistan(PUK…

The crowded streets of Ajegunle, one of the largest slums inLagos, Nigeria, are unpaved and littered with garbage. When it rains, they turn into…

About 25 years ago, I spent a memorable afternoon in London with Michael Young, the author of the strange 1958 dystopian novel in the form of a…