Search France’s yellow vests highlight a gap between policy and how it’s perceived By Anne Applebaum | March 29, 2019 The Mueller probe shows that our laws need fixing By Anne Applebaum | March 25, 2019 Theresa May isn’t the adult in the room. She’s part of the problem. By Anne Applebaum | March 22, 2019 Radicalism kills. Why do we only care about one kind? By Anne Applebaum | March 15, 2019 Brexit has devastated Britain’s international reputation — and respect for its democracy By Anne Applebaum | March 12, 2019 Forget Hanoi. Trump has already done irreparable damage to America’s reputation. By Anne Applebaum | February 28, 2019 Is this the end of political parties? By Anne Applebaum | February 22, 2019 An off-key Pence sings from the Trump hymnal to a stony European reception By Anne Applebaum | February 17, 2019 ‘Never again?’ It’s already happening. By Anne Applebaum | February 15, 2019 It’s not xenophobia that links the ‘new populists.’ It’s hypocrisy. By Anne Applebaum | February 11, 2019 The new censors won’t delete your words — they’ll drown them out By Anne Applebaum | February 8, 2019 The Black Hole at the Heart of NATO By Anne Applebaum | February 6, 2019 Regulate social media now. The future of democracy is at stake. By Anne Applebaum | February 1, 2019 Venezuela is how ‘illiberal democracy’ ends By Anne Applebaum | January 29, 2019 A crisis of conservatism creates gridlock on both sides of the Atlantic By Anne Applebaum | January 24, 2019 Theresa May experiences a historic parliamentary humiliation By Anne Applebaum | January 15, 2019 In the wake of a political murder, the hate campaign continues By Anne Applebaum | January 15, 2019 The anti-Europeans have a plan for crippling the European Union By Anne Applebaum | January 13, 2019 The Trump-Putin revelations tell us what we knew all along By Anne Applebaum | January 13, 2019 Why the world should be paying attention to Putin’s plans for Belarus By Anne Applebaum | January 4, 2019 The lure of chaos is leading Britain straight into the abyss By Anne Applebaum | December 21, 2018 The Brexiteers have failed — so they blame Theresa May By Anne Applebaum | December 12, 2018 Angela Merkel hat die Deutschen nicht auf die neue Zeit vorbereitet By Anne Applebaum | December 9, 2018 Hungary is thumbing its nose at the U.S. — by following Trump’s cues By Anne Applebaum | December 7, 2018 The democratic world could feel the heat from Paris By Anne Applebaum | December 2, 2018 Russia’s latest attack on the Ukrainians is a warning to the West By Anne Applebaum | November 26, 2018 Iran’s regime could fall apart. What happens then? By Anne Applebaum | November 23, 2018 Theresa May’s Brexit deal gives everyone something to hate By Anne Applebaum | November 15, 2018 A not-so-fond farewell to Dana Rohrabacher, Putin’s best friend in Congress By Anne Applebaum | November 12, 2018 A bittersweet commemoration exposes ominous rifts in our new world order By Anne Applebaum | November 11, 2018 « Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … 33 Next »
