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In the latest This Week in Canada newsletter: Why Quebec separatism is back even though it is unpopular; an American think tank gives us the scaries; and more, writes Rupa Subramanya.
Tyler Cowen sticks up for the effective altruists. Martin Gurri and James Kirchick on the rise of Europe’s radical right—and the establishment’s reaction. And more.
The former Israeli ambassador on Israel’s deepening domestic divide, and why no Israeli government will bring the troops home from Gaza, Lebanon, or Syria.
Olivia Reingold reports from Ithaca, where activists vandalized a campus building and students are protesting what they say is now known as a ‘rape school.’
The populist parties rising in the polls offer little to improve on the failed elites they’re trying to replace, writes James Kirchick.
Sound philosophies often come from strange places, and a little Bay Area rationalism would improve our ethics in several ways, writes Tyler Cowen.
Leaders from London to Berlin are using Russian aggression as an excuse to delegitimize the right-wing parties challenging their grip on power, writes Martin Gurri.
The hosts of ’Pod Save America’ have built a media juggernaut—and are using it to channel a new progressive rage, writes Peter Savodnik.
The ‘gas station heroin’ hooking Gen Z ‘oops addicts.’ Why France is burning. And more.
Watch now (101 mins) | Israel’s leaders hated one another. They fought a war anyway. Elliot Kaufman takes Coleman Hughes inside the room where it happened.
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