“We are charting something like the fever curve of society,” journalism professor Thomas Hestermann said of his new study, “Crime and Migration: Perception in German Media,” which examined how the nationality and ethnicity of crime suspects has been reported since 2007. Hestermann’s team at the Macromedia University of Applied Sciences …

In 1898, as the United Kingdom joined other powers in carving up the once mighty Qing empire, British Prime Minister Lord Salisbury warned a London audience that the world was dividing into “living” and “dying” nations. The living were the rising powers of the industrial age—states with growing populations, transformative …

For the fourth time since U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House, his position on the Russian invasion of Ukraine has his European counterparts in a state of shocked consternation. What’s striking this time around is that it hasn’t been accompanied by the previous string of bravado-laced statements …