America, Europe's Frenemy
The United States serves as a projection screen for the desires and hatreds of many Europeans–and in the process, offers insight into Europe’s own internal tensions.
Don't Think, Dear
A new book on George Balanchine questions whether ballet is a toxic art form.
Ask Me Anything with Francis Fukuyama
Dr. Francis Fukuyama answers questions ranging from geopolitics and "wokeism" to the science-fiction series Dune.
The Right's Anti-Corporate Turn
Spurred on by the culture wars, those on the right are increasingly hostile to corporate America. Their tactics risk killing the goose that laid the golden egg.
Ukraine at War
Francis Fukuyama recaps his trip to Ukraine and the latest major developments in the counter-offensive.
A Case for Optimism in Latin America
On the International Day of Democracy, taking stock of where democracy is making gains around the world.
Orbán’s Tainted Democracy
A new book on Viktor Orbán reminds us that democracy can be peacefully overthrown by those who loudly assert their democratic bona fides.
Vivek's Ten "Truths"?
The Republican presidential hopeful is offering a compact statement of beliefs that, whether you agree or disagree, resonate with many American voters.
