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Trumpism as a Transatlantic Phenomenon

Donald Trump’s revolt against the forces of globalization has many echoes in Europe.

In a deal struck Sunday, hedge funds led by billionaire investor Paul Singer have managed to squeeze billions out of a struggling economy.

Whether the UK leaves the EU has less to do with turmoil in Europe, and more to do with British politics.

The leader of Israel’s Labor Party says he has the solution for the diplomatic deadlock. But he’s really part of the problem.

An exchange over whether the United States should try to press the fight against the Islamic State or abandon it entirely.

How a disciplined and discriminating strategy can defeat ISIS and put the Syrian civil war on the path to a peace accord.

The war against the Islamic State has become a disastrous, unwinnable quagmire.

How insurgent populism is reshaping electoral politics in France and the U.S.

A process of political selection in the Israeli right favors paranoia and disregard for democracy.

Inside the well-organized campaign against Israel’s progressive community.