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The most powerful body of the most global organization has proved unable to address the world’s most pressing problems.

War threatens a community that has survived the Holocaust and the Soviet era.

The author of The Atlantic’s latest cover story tell us what he knows—and doesn’t know—after spending months reporting on Trump’s former campaign chairman.

The government is trying to entice its people back, not entirely successfully.

From Russiagate to the insurrection at the Capitol, Trump’s crises followed a clear trajectory.

Putin’s violence may still get worse. But Americans shouldn’t root for a dangerous escalation of hostilities.

If Putin uproots us all, he will win.