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Some countries have been successful in combating the coronavirus. The U.S. is not one of them.
Washington PostJonah Badercoronavirus, public health, Donald Trump, CDC, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, North Korea
How the populist right is exploiting coronavirus
Bernie Sanders’s Scandinavian fantasy
Washington PostJonah BaderBernie Sanders, socialism, democratic socialism, Democrats, economy, inequality, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Scandinavia, Taxes
The trade deficit is soaring under Trump — and that’s a good thing
Bernie Sanders’s magical thinking on climate change
Democrats haven’t fallen in love yet
How the story of impeachment tells the story of polarization
The normalization of Trumpism and the end of globalization
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, Davos, globalization, trade, India, protectionism, Immigration, Narendra Modi, Jeff Bezos, economy
Why Trump caved on China
Washington PostJonah BaderChina, Donald Trump, Cold War, Soviet Union, Economy, trade, protectionism, tariffs, Europe, technology
Trump does not have a foreign policy. He has a series of impulses.
Washington PostJonah Baderforeign policy, Donald Trump, Syria, Middle East, Saudi Arabia, military, Iran, Kim Jong Un, North Korea, trade, China, Iraq
What Britain’s seismic election tells us about 2020
Washington PostJonah BaderLabour, Conservatives, Tories, Boris Johnson, Donald Trump, trade, populism, Jeremy Corbyn, United Kingdom, Democrats, Republicans
Liberty and law are under attack worldwide. Consider the impeachment crisis in that context.
Washington PostJonah BaderIndia, illiberal democracy, Democracy, freedom, Islam, Israel, Netanyahu, Viktor Orban, Aung San Suu Kyi, Myanmar, Rohingya, Donald Trump, impeachment, William Barr
The GOP is now the party of state planning and crony capitalism
It’s hard to be an optimist about America right now
While we’re all focused on impeachment, Trump is upending U.S. foreign policy
Washington PostJonah BaderDonald Trump, foreign policy, South Korea, North Korea, Kim Jong Un, Japan, military, Middle East, Mohammed bin Salman, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey, Syria, NATO, Emmanuel Macron, human rights, Israel, Terrorism, liberal international order
