Iran faces a choice likely to affect the stability of its regime, perhaps existentially
By David Patrikarakos
When I trawl the chat boards and the jihadi messenger groups it’s clear that they are preparing to exploit the economic crisis to come
By David Patrikarakos
What happens if what characterizes your government is sadism, an addiction to conspiracy theories and incompetence?
By David Patrikarakos
North Korea offers the excitement of the unknown — and the media is captivated
By David Patrikarakos
If you are an oil-exporting state then your economic fortunes are tied to global demand — and this will continue to be depressed
By David Patrikarakos
The new post-corona world is slowly emerging
By David Patrikarakos
Coronavirus has shrunk the world’s attention to a degree previously unseen in our lifetimes
By David Patrikarakos
From Confucius to confusing us: disinformation with a Chinese twist
By David Patrikarakos
Times are tough. But then they always are
By David Patrikarakos
Independence Square by A.D. Miller reviewed
By David Patrikarakos
