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French Connections: The Knock-On Effects of the Paris Attacks

How might the terrorist attacks affect civil liberties, U.S.-Russia relations, Israel, and the 2016 election?

Netanyahu meets with American progressives and dodges their questions.

The same decades that saw the growth of national-security secrecy saw the rise of the public’s “right to know.”

Recent attacks in Israel do not represent an uprising, but despair expressed with knives.

With all the pathologies of the 1930s resurgent, Europe’s experiment in economic and social union has never been more at risk.

Trade deals with Asia and Europe are faltering under their own contradictory goals.

Europe’s center-left parties have ceased to be credible opposition.

Right-wing, anti-immigrant nationalism has been on the rise in Europe. Can EU leaders still learn from history?

Anyone serious about countering extremism in the Middle East should be doing much more for refugees.

For Dominicans of Haitian descent, the threat of violence is just as serious as the threat of deportation.