Profiles
Keir Starmer: The Man Who Wants to Fix Britain
Humza Yousaf: Meet the New Face of Scotland ![]()
Evgenia Kara-Murza: The Woman Fighting to Free Her Husband—and All Political Prisoners—in Russia
Special Projects
The Nation Builders (with Karl Vick)
2022 Person of the Year: The Spirit of Ukraine (with Karl Vick) ![]()
‘Our Death Is Pending.’ Stories of Loss and Grief From Gaza (with TIME staff)
The Families of Israelis Held Hostage by Hamas Speak Out (with TIME staff) ![]()
Features
Inside the West’s Mammoth Effort to Turn Ordinary Ukrainians Into Soldiers
Saving Uighur Culture From Genocide
The Ultimate Symbol of America’s Diminished Soft Power
‘I Believe That the U.S.A. Can Be the Crucial Player’
Should Britain Abolish Private Schools?
There’s No Escaping Brexit, Even at the Pub
Brexit Has Triggered Britain’s Most Ambitious Migration Exercise Ever
Analysis
Labour Delivered a Decisive Victory in Britain. Now Comes the Hard Part
Uyghur Poems From a Chinese Prison
The United States Must Stand Up for One of Its Own
The Hinduization of India Is Nearly Complete
The World’s Largest Democracy Is Failing
A New Word Is Defining the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict in Washington
What the Ben & Jerry’s Decision Reveals About Israel
What History Tells Us Will Happen to Trumpism
Dispatches
How Clinton’s ‘Basket of Deplorables’ Taught Germany a Lesson
The Slow Death of Europe’s Traditional Center
Jeremy Corbyn’s Britain Would Reshape Western Alliances
The Incredible Staying Power of Theresa May
Ireland’s Very Secular Vote on Abortion
Q&As
Bill Browder: The Failed Wagner Mutiny and Putin’s Uncertain Fate
Ben Judah: What It Means to Be European Today
Elly Schlein: ‘Italy’s AOC’ On Her Country’s High-Stakes Election
Anders Fogh Rasmussen: ‘France Has Delivered Almost Nothing’
Urszula Gacek: What Worries Foreign Election Observers
Agnès Callamard: Khashoggi’s Killers ‘Must Be Held to Account’
Stories about Britain
What Euro 2020 Has Revealed About Englishness (Featured on MSNBC’s Mehdi Hasan Show and the Atlantic Council’s Britain Debrief)
The Pubs Are Closed, but Brits Keep Quizzing
The Misunderstood Legacy of Guy Fawkes
The Very British Tradition of ‘Verbal Cartooning’
You can find a complete story archive on Yasmeen’s Reuters, TIME, and Atlantic author pages.