The Left Needs Utopian Thinking
The Left needs its own counterproposals: rich accounts of a transformed society that both help us decide what steps we should take
Reason-Vision-Virtue
The Pandemic of Fake Jobs
Corporate work is a charade. It’s transitioning to something more interesting. The corporate role isn’t dying in some dramatic collapse. It’s dying
Why the United Kingdom wants to create permanent tension with Russia
Europe, including the United Kingdom, faces a period of decline, with the continent grappling with significant upheaval. In the UK, citizens are
Back to 1984?
Trump’s designation of the U.S. as “No. 1” and Russia as “No. 2,” as well as his observation that “it’s good” when
Israel: Palestinian Healthcare Workers Tortured
The stories of the doctors working at Sde Teiman should not distract from the gravity of this wider story of abuse and
After Israel targets Hamas in Qatar, could Turkey be next?
Israel's unprecedented attack on Doha, with tacit US support, has raised fears that Turkey could be next in Tel Aviv's crosshairs. Israel’s
Neither Imperialism, Nor Zionism: Reclaiming Palestine
What Washington and Tel Aviv want is the erasure of difficult shameful history and the construction of hegemonic narratives. For decades Israel
The Limits of India/China Rapprochement
The Tianjin summit’s imagery—a smiling Modi flanked by Xi and Putin—will feature prominently in coverage of India’s foreign policy. But these visuals
Narco-State Myth Used to Attack Venezuela
US policy under Trump, which confounds terrorism with criminal activity, is a cover for projecting military domination. Claiming the prerogative to unilaterally
Donald Trump’s UK State Visit Could Be a Reagan Moment
History beckons Trump to seize his Reagan moment in London. A stern warning to Russia to “leave Ukraine alone” and a call