Emily Tamkin

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A new paper examines what qualities influence the trustworthiness of government in five countries.

From left to right: President-elect Donald Trump, Scott Bessent, and George Soros. Photo by Brandon Bell/Stefani Reynolds/Bloomberg/Simon Dawson/Bloomberg/Getty Images

A new article probes the role of "hegemonic defeatism" in the rise of France's far right.

A new article in the Journal of Contemporary Central and Eastern Europe examines the role of anti-communism in 20th century Romania.

Polish-born American author Isaac Bashevis Singer attends Shabbat services at a synagogue in Stockholm, Sweden, the morning of December 9, 1978.

The tycoon is making one of his own conspiracy theories a reality.

As the President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration draws closer, many Americans, and indeed people around the world, in and out of governments, are trying to decipher what the next four years will mean for them. While much is unknown, we do have important clues in the form of Trump's nominations and appointments as to what Trump's next term will mean — including for Central and Eastern Europe.

President Joe Biden delivers remarks on the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, while joined by Vice President Kamala Harris and Secretary of State Antony Blinken.

On Monday, as I listened to President Donald Trump’s inauguration speech, I thought about Alexander Esenin-Volpin. It had been a morning of Trump updates that weren’t just upsetting, but also befuddling. It began with news that the president plans to try to end birthright citizenship via executive order, despite birthright citizenship being enshrined in the...