From France to India, young paople have led the current wave of protests. Rather than deny the importance of generational politics, we can see it as a way that people make sense of their life chances ...

The result of Alberta’s referendum was widely expected: three-quarters chose to stay in Canada. The referendum’s other questions, and the political tensions they exposed, point to deeper struggles — ...

Israel’s ethnic cleansing of southern Lebanon and Gaza has reached a scale unseen since the Nakba. The history of Israel’s ...

In October 1956, a protest movement in Poland brought a reform-minded communist leadership to power. Unlike Hungary, Poland ...

The rival blocs contesting Israel’s general election differ over many questions, but they converge in their opposition to a ...

Kimberly Guilfoyle, Donald Trump’s ambassador to Greece, has resigned. Her farewell statement lays bare the bigger story: how ...

Rather than slink back from its globally condemned genocidal conduct over the past three years, Israel is actually ratcheting up its psychotically bloody and illegal conduct right now.

A sudden offensive by Ansar Allah this summer took its Yemeni opponents and their Saudi allies by surprise. But the resumption of conflict is likely to be long and protracted, with disastrous ...

If you want to know whether artificial intelligence is a gigantic economic bubble, don’t just take pundits’ word for it.

The British medieval historian Chris Wickham, who died earlier this month, transformed our understanding of the Middle Ages.

This year has seen the resolution of major suits against tech giants Alphabet and Meta, both of which were found liable for serious lawbreaking. Yet the penalties imposed on the corporations are ...

Thomas Frank on the middle class’s most cherished idea, creativity, and how it became the cover story for the plutocracy that replaced it.