Guest Essay
Europe’s Crackdown on Environmental Dissent Is Silencing Voices the World Needs to Hear
The tough approach has come as more Europeans sour on the green energy transition.
By Christopher Ketcham
The World | Opinion
And the ideas and arguments that make it turn.
And the ideas and arguments that make it turn.
Guest EssayJim Foley’s Legacy Helped Change Hostage Policy
Americans held captive overseas deserve all of our help.
By Diane Foley
Guest EssayHarris Can Change Biden’s Policy on Israel Just by Upholding the Law
The longstanding Leahy law can — and should — change Middle East policy.
By Peter Beinart
David frenchUkraine Is Poking the Russian Bear
Its cross-border attack shows “the war is not over.”
By David French
Guest EssayThere Is Still Time to Stop a Wider War in the Middle East
America’s plan for preventing a full-blown war in the Middle East is unraveling.
By Dana Stroul
Guest EssayThailand’s Royal Spell Has Been Broken
The country faces a collision between an electorate that wants change and a king who won’t let go. Something’s got to give.
By Pavin Chachavalpongpun
Guest EssayPutin Has Victory in His Grasp
The West lacks the will to win.
By Anastasia Edel
Guest EssayWhat’s Happening in Britain Is Shocking. But It’s Not Surprising.
The chaos has been coming.
By Hibaq Farah
Guest EssayWhat the Olympics Can Teach Us About Excellence
It’s not achieving a goal that matters.
By Brad Stulberg
Guest EssayThis New Olympic Sport Is One of America’s Greatest Cultural Exports
The hip-hop curriculum at this public high school in France helps breaking flourish far from the country where it was born.
By Jeff Chang and Giulia Frigieri
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