At the Heart of the World Cup
I had just discovered that a famous Borges line — « Many times in my life I have set myself
The Coming Nationalization | Le Grand Continent
Throughout the summer, Le Grand Continent will stay in motion. Each day, wherever you are, we will bring you ideas
Coffee with Daniel Mendelsohn
There are two Daniel Mendelsohns, and France hardly knows the other one well. Ours is the author of The Disappeared,
Odysseus Taunts Polyphemus (Based on Homer’s Odyssey)
A Work with an Illuminating Title Presented at the Royal Academy in 1829, at a moment when the British painter
The AI+ Doctrine: Xi Jinping’s Plan to Ruin Silicon Valley
Today, July 17th in Shanghai, Xi Jinping delivered his first address at the Global Conference on Artificial Intelligence, urging the
Why the Falklands War Resurfaces in Argentine Football
During a meeting between FIFA, the FBI, and the Atlanta police, authorities had labeled the Argentina–England match as the World
Donald Trump’s Address to the Nation: Translated and Annotated
The nation’s address belongs, in the American institutional grammar, to the most solemn register of the presidential voice: a rare
Ukrainian Airstrikes Could Make the Russian Arctic Uninhabitable
This is one of the most significant potential impacts of the air campaign targeting Russia’s oil production and refining sites:
The Pentagon Targets the Middle Powers
Elbridge Colby is a Republican defense strategist and a proponent of refocusing the United States’ military resources on competition with
Why Argentina vs England Is Set to Be Historic
International football matches between nations are rarer than club clashes. World Cup games, even more so, occur only every four