Foreign Affairs

In Germany, the Center Can Hold

But only a grand coalition can foster stability and fend off the far right.

For the Rest of the World, the U.S. President Has Always Been Above the Law

Americans will now know what a lack of accountability means.

Germany’s Ukraine Problem

Europe’s Largest Country Needs Time to Adjust to a Dangerous New World

Democracy Versus the Pandemic

The coronavirus is emboldening autocrats the world over.

The Outsiders: Refugees in Europe Since 1492

Ther, a historian, studies how refugees to Europe have been received over the years.

The Final Act: The Helsinki Accords and the Transformation of the Cold War

Morgan offers perhaps the most richly documented account of the Helsinki negotiations.

Is Libya Finally Ready for Peace?

Recent developments in Libya offer, for the first time in years, reason for guarded optimism about the country's future.

Communists and Their Victims: The Quest for Justice in the Czech Republic

After the fall of an authoritarian regime, countries often spend years trying to come to terms with the past and find justice for the victims of…

The Globalization of Rage

The chaos, disorder, and anxiety that characterize the contemporary political moment are rooted in distinctly modern reactions to the profound s…