Russia: The Burden of History
The deep historical roots of Putin's autocracy make it difficult to establish the kind of government in Russia that will live in peace with its neighbors.
Good Riddance to Crypto, or How Everything is Related to Everything Else
In his latest blog post, Francis Fukuyama looks at crypto wunderkind Sam Bankman-Fried and how monetary expansion has fueled the rise of cryptocurrencies.
EU à la Carte
To endure and thrive, the European Union needs less centralization, not more, argues Dalibor Roháč in his new book.
Out of Many, One Europe
In his new book, Thibault Muzergues argues that a "Big Bang" federalization of the European Union is the path toward peace and security.
The Network State
Can political states unmoor themselves from geographical borders and exist solely online? Balaji Srinivasan’s new book explores the political potential of emerging technologies.
The Garden of the Beasts
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has Germans thinking about the next war. Berlin’s holiday from history is over.
Don't Go Wobbly on Ukraine
Ukrainian victory is in America's national interest. Calls for negotiations now are damaging and counterproductive.
Orbán Fires America
Returning to the city of my birth after years of absence, I find a few things to praise, more to reproach.
