Scott Anderson gives an engaging but myopic account of the 1979 Iranian revolution. […]
Review: An Unforeseen Revolution
The Dial: Eve Fairbanks on South Africa’s police state
“The Myth of the Police State: No one, not even the supposed beneficiaries, is protected,” by Eve Fairbanks (South Africa, 2009-2011), The Dial, January 27, 2026 […]
Susanna and the Americans
A painting evokes a new complicity. […]
Dateline Moscow: The Cuban missile crisis
Reporting from the Soviet capital about seven days that changed the world […]
Between a rock and a strong man
Greenland, Norway and the end of the American myth […]
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Lahaina
Poetry […]
NYRB webinar: Pramila Jayapal on the state of the left
Rep. Pramila Jayapal (India, 1995-1996) joined Fintan O’Toole for “The State of the Left with US Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal,” a webinar hosted by The New York Review of Books, December 8, 2025 […]
Finance Uncovered: Malia Politzer and Ivan Ruiz on Colombia’s pop art king, and his nephew’s trial
“The Art Tycoon, The Textile Company, and His Nephew on Trial in Colombia,” by Malia Politzer (India, Spain, 2013-2015), Finance Uncovered, December 11, 2025 […]
An ‘almost revolutionary’ moment for Iran
A conversation with Barry Rosen, former US diplomat and hostage in 1979-1981 […]