International

Feature

Planning for the day after Trump

The opposition has to say what it’s for, not just what it’s against

By Derek Shearer

Highlights from Recent Issues

International

A crucial election – if it takes place

By Henry Milner

International

Fragmentation and uncertainty in Denmark

By Jacob Christensen

International

Labour’s catastrophe

By Eric Shaw

International

Revolution by election in Hungary

By Zsuzsanna Magyar

International

MAGA and the Jews

What happens on the right matters, and it contains some ominous signs

By Bob Chodos

Economy

The trials of the rules-based international order

Income inequality within countries has helped undermine cooperation between them

By Geoff White

Editorial

Manchild in the White House

A concerned Canadian’s observations of our errant neighbour to the south

By Henry Milner

International

The centre holds in the Netherlands

But reports of the defeat of the far right are exaggerated

By Bjarn Eck

International

Polarization, Norwegian style

Despite Norway’s unique characteristics, its September election followed wider trends

By John Erik Fossum

International

Keir Starmer’s predicament: The challenge of the Radical Right

Support for Labour has collapsed, and the U.K. faces the prospect of a government led by Nigel Farage

By Eric Shaw

International

For God and country

American evangelical Christians’ strange affinity for a sinner named Donald Trump

By Bob Chodos

International

The grim aftermath of Charlie Kirk’s murder

Online extremism, lethal weapons – and a point of light

By Steven Hill

International

Takaichi Sanae’s delicate balancing act

Japan’s new Prime Minister has hardline views, tempered with pragmatism and diplomatic skills

By Mark Crawford

International

Helen Zille’s toughest challenge

Her candidacy for mayor of Johannesburg caps a long and distinguished career in journalism and politics

By Robert Cohen

International

Resisting the assault on American values

Two sisters report from the grassroots protests against Donald Trump’s trampling on democracy

By Frances Boylston

International

Desperate diplomacy

For Britain and Sweden, the options for dealing with Trump are limited

By Nicholas Aylott