American protectionism could imperil a golden era of Western unity Washington PostJonah BaderDecember 8, 2022France, European Union, NATO, Joe Biden, protectionism
Enough about democracy’s weaknesses. Let’s talk about its strengths. Washington PostJonah BaderDecember 1, 2022Democracy, China, Russia, Iran, authoritarianism
Trump won’t magically disappear. Republicans will have to purge him. Washington PostJonah BaderNovember 17, 2022Trump, Republican, GOP, Joe Biden, Ron DeSantis
Has the Republican fever broken? Washington PostJonah BaderNovember 10, 2022midterms, Republican, Democrats, Trump, Joe Biden
The United States is no longer the world’s friendliest country to migrants Washington PostJonah BaderNovember 4, 2022Rishi Sunak, Britain, Immigration, Canada
America is now a tyranny of the minority Washington PostJonah BaderOctober 27, 2022polarization, Democrats, Republicans, Midterms
China is weaker than we thought. Will we change our policies accordingly? Washington PostJonah BaderOctober 20, 2022China, Japan, Xi Jinping
How to win the economic war against Russia Washington PostJonah BaderOctober 13, 2022Russia, Economy, sanctions, dollar
What the West is still getting wrong about the rise of Xi Jinping Washington PostJonah BaderOctober 6, 2022China, Xi Jinping, Minxin Pei, Russia, authoritarianism, Communism
Italy and Sweden show why Biden must fix the immigration system Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 29, 2022Italy, Sweden, Immigration, biden
Putin has just made the world a far more dangerous place Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 22, 2022Putin, Ukraine, Russia, nuclear weapon
A visit to Kyiv reveals the secret of Ukrainian success Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 15, 2022Ukraine, Russia, Volodymyr Zelensky
Queen Elizabeth decided to be boring — for Britain’s sake Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 9, 2022Queen Elizabeth II, Great Britain, Prince Harry, Meghan Markle
Germany’s unlikely success story is an inspiration in dark times Washington PostJonah BaderSeptember 1, 2022Germany, Ukraine, Russia, European Union, Olaf Scholz
Kabul fell one year ago. Here are the lessons we should learn. Washington PostJonah BaderAugust 12, 2022Afghanistan, Biden, Taliban
