Yara Bayoumy
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For subscribers: America’s Changing Place in the World
And China’s growing influence. This is The Atlantic’s weekly email to subscribers—a close look at the issues our writers are watching, just for you.
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Ints Kalnins / Reuters Trump’s Transactional. And Estonia’s President Is Cool With It.
“Thinking back historically, when everybody else said it nicely, we didn’t react,” Estonian President Kersti Kaljulaid told us.
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Eman Mohammed The Americans Left Behind in Iran
The U.S. president prides himself on freeing American prisoners held abroad. So why isn’t he pushing harder for the ones in Iran?
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Courtesy of Christian Picciolini A Reformed White Nationalist Says the Worst Is Yet to Come
Christian Picciolini discusses the mainstreaming of white nationalism, what it takes to de-radicalize far-right extremists, and why the problem is metastasizing.
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Evan Vucci / AP / Shutterstock / Thanh ... The U.S.-Saudi Alliance Is on the Brink
The relationship has survived for seven decades. A Democratic president could change that.
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Kate Warren The French Ambassador Is Retiring Today. Here’s What He Really Thinks About Washington.
Gérard Araud says that Trump is right about trade. Kushner is “extremely smart” but has “no guts.” And John Bolton’s not so bad, actually.
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Jim Watson / AFP / Getty Trump’s Disdain for Diplomacy
It’s difficult to advance diplomatic goals when the president shows no qualms about publicly criticizing U.S. allies and embracing adversaries.
