After a government collapse, uncertainty for Austria’s right-wing experiment
Corruption, not extremism, toppled the ruling coalition. The country's leader is hoping that means voters continue supporting the country’s rightward shift.
Germany’s right-wing populists push boundaries in a polarized society
Can the AfD succeed in uniting government critics?
Landing in Riyadh
Encountering a sprawling metropolis full of empty spaces, speeding cars and hopes for socioeconomic change.
The Atlantic: Emily Schultheis on the European far right
The current push is for change from within, not breaking up the EU.
China’s rural transformation in pictures
Once a backwater, Yunnan province is becoming a critical bridge to the world.
In secular France, Catholic roots run deep
The Notre-Dame fire is shedding light on the country’s complex relationship with religion at a moment populists across Europe are distorting the notion of Christian identity.
The dust settles at Notre-Dame
The cathedral fire united France. Days later, it was already helping re-ignite the politics of economic grievance.
ICWA launches Saudi Arabia fellowship
Investigating how the new generation is adapting to economic change.