Ishaan Tharoor
Washington Post
Washington, DC, United States
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Recent articles by Ishaan:
Trump and Netanyahu keep on colluding
Israel's prime minister won yet another "political gift" from a White House that's eager to please. → Read More
China lays down a marker in Europe
Italy becomes the first major Western economy to join an ambitious Chinese global infrastructure project. → Read More
The warped history that fuels right-wing terrorism
For the suspected gunman behind the massacres in New Zealand, the past was an endless battlefield. → Read More
Cyclone Idai could be the Southern Hemisphere’s deadliest storm
Almost a week after the storm made landfall, there are fears the death toll could be in the thousands. → Read More
Jacinda Ardern’s response to the mosque attacks in New Zealand praised worldwide
The New Zealand leader has become the face of both her nation's grief and its resolve. → Read More
The racist theory that links terrorism in New Zealand to the Trump presidency
The terrorist gunman's fixation on the "great replacement" of white populations echoes among the American far right. → Read More
Trump and Bolsonaro’s far-right summit
The hardline nationalist leaders of the hemisphere's largest democracies will meet next week. → Read More
Brexit may no longer mean Brexit
Britain's quest to exit Europe gets mugged again by reality. → Read More
Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika will not run for reelection, marking a historic victory for protesters
But will an entrenched regime now allow meaningful change and reform? → Read More
Venezuela’s crisis starts to look like a stalemate
Some experts warn of Venezuela lurching toward a “Zimbabwe-style” scenario. → Read More
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman won't change his course despite the West's rebuke
The Saudi crown prince has gone "full gangster," says a leading U.S. senator. → Read More
Israel’s Netanyahu may be in his last weeks in power
Mounting legal troubles may lead to the long-ruling prime minister's defeat. → Read More
Can America’s ties to Europe be saved?
The recently departed E.U. ambassador to Washington certainly believes they can. → Read More
Is a new Arab Spring on the way?
Mass protests in Algeria and Sudan recall the uprisings of 2011. → Read More
Trump’s failure in Vietnam is a reminder of the merits of the Iran deal
"The irony is that the best possible outcome for North Korea would look something like the Iran deal." → Read More
The fragility of citizenship
Philip Rucker's debriefing on the Trump-Kim Hanoi summit. Ishaan Tharoor on the question of citizenship for westerners in the Islamic State. Plus, the Pentagon’s new effort to count civilian casualties in war from Missy Ryan. → Read More
India and Pakistan may not go to war. But there’s trouble ahead.
Tensions between the nuclear-armed neighbors are at their highest in two decades. → Read More
The week’s other summit: Kushner to meet Saudi crown prince
For the Saudi crown prince, Kushner's arrival is evidence of his global rehabilitation. → Read More
Is Venezuela lurching toward war?
A bloody showdown over the weekend sees both sides now digging in their heels. → Read More
Trump and May create citizens ‘of nowhere’
The moves to strip two women who joined the Islamic State of their citizenship stir controversy. → Read More