Pinned
What does it mean when the rules that had quietly structured political life until now are rendered obsolete? In FP’s latest print package, our writers and contributors survey the extent of the damage.
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- The lessons of the “Saturday Night Massacre” in 1973, when the nation watched in shock as Nixon attempted to stifle the DOJ’s Watergate investigation, have been forgotten, writes columnist @julianzelizer.
- Europe is the world’s fastest-warming continent, with punishing heat, wildfires, and drought putting enormous pressure on the European economy and power supply, writes FP’s @christinafei.
- Tehran has long called for greater cooperation among Muslim states. The Mecca pact is not what it had in mind.
- Efforts to create a new world order have been sidelined by the imperative of surviving the old one’s demise. Read how Middle Powers can actually succeed in a changing world (paywall free):
