Alexander Hurst

The protests have combined legitimate economic grievances with the worst of far-right politics. And the Frenc…

The long read: 'Passing for white' was a complicated feeling at home in Ohio. In Chad, it was a whole differe…

Reason rarely defeats emotion-or, as Catherine Fieschi, an expert on political extremism, told me, gut instin…

Every time I crossed the courtyard, walked past the well in the corner and slipped out of the baby blue gate …

Miroslav Brož, holding a can of Krušovice beer, greeted me and Eli Naegele, a Czech reporter, one April after…

Friday the 13th boded ill for the patriarchy: that afternoon, Sandra Muller, a French journalist riding the p…

As white nationalist, “alt-right” protesters shook the city of Charlottesville, Virginia, Logan Smith decided…

Rosmit Mantilla represents Venezuela's southern state of Thatchilla, on the Colombian border, in the National…

Hulot says the move aims to bring policy into line with a law on renewable energy that aims to reduce French …

PARIS-Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the former Trotskyite, far-left French presidential candidate, has often drawn comp…

What if the EU left Brussels without a pre-written script--what if it went to meet Europe's citizens where th…

PARIS-Perhaps it's a badge of honor. Emmanuel Macron, the surprise front-runner in the race for the French pr…

Can centuries of philosophy guide France through the modern challenges of immigration and national purpose?

Why all the rich donors and all the businessmen won’t put the Republican Party back together again.

Steven Erlanger is the London Bureau Chief for the New York Times. He has reported in over 120 countries and …

An interview with Enrico Letta, former Prime Minister of Italy and current Dean of Sciences Po's Paris School…

The Republican presidential front-runner is disgusted by a lot of things. And it's resonating with voters.

In the aftermath of the Paris attacks the United States and Europe remain concentrated on fighting the Islami…

“Today, Paris seemed cloaked in silence and stillness. The streets, the subway, the Seine, it all felt eerily…

Martin Wolf is the Chief Economics Commenter for the Financial Times, where he has written in varying capacit…

“From our cold, dead hands!” the gun lobby cries. But how many actual cold, dead hands, feet, eyes, and bodie…

Embattled French President Francois Hollande could grasp the Euro crisis to be the leader he should have been…

In a nation racked by corruption, a history of cyclical violence poses a unique threat to stability in the Sa…