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The system is broken, but there are much better ways to fix it.

There’s no shame in getting fired when it is not for cause.

They’ve been done before, with forgettable results, but there is reason to believe they would work better today.

Beijing will still retain considerable influence over the U.S. version of the app.

The Israeli prime minister was met with protests both inside and outside of U.N. headquarters.

Dozens of nations boycotted the prime minister’s address, capping off a disappointing week for Israel.

Test yourself on the week of Sept. 20: Brazilians protest, African nations leave the ICC, and Trump issues a reversal on Ukraine policy.

A long-running spat over Spain’s colonial history has now taken theatrical form.

New Delhi still faces many obstacles on its path to great-power status.

A new biography should be required reading for everyone currently working in silence in Washington.

Israel has many friends in Washington, but MAGA is increasingly divided.

Germany’s vocal support for mobilizing hundreds of billions of Moscow’s reserves could be a game-changer for Ukraine.

From Trump’s “chemistry” with Lula to a U.S. bailout of Argentina.

The Indian government’s global ambitions are undermined by regional uprisings from Bangladesh to Nepal.

The U.N. forges ahead on climate and AI despite U.S. ambivalence and mixed messaging.