Pierre Guyotat has suffered that ambivalent fate haunting all great writers: to become more mythologized than read.

Any expansion of the alleged peace agreement would lock the Middle East into endless apartheid, despotism, and militarism.

Hawkish rhetoric from the national security establishment isn’t grappling with the complex challenges posed by China’s rise.

It goes without saying that the proposed 250-foot-tall triumphal arch (one foot for every year the United States has existed!) is absurd and tacky. Modeled on the Arc de Triomphe in Paris, it boasts ...

Mattia Filice’s Driver, a poetic novel about train conductors in France, offers an empathetic vision of working for the public.