FP Weekend

The origins of tennis still shape the sport—including how much players earn at the major tournaments.

The Cold War was tragic, comic, and epic—and it’s still playing out today.

A new film shatters the Bollywood fantasy around romance and family.

From a North American nail salon to a Korean institute for haunted objects.

Labor strife, climate shocks, and Chiquita’s uneasy return mark a new chapter for Panama’s banana industry.

A new history of the Cold War unwittingly exposes Russian distortions of the past.

Avoiding digital dictatorship may mean rethinking our relationship with machines.

Dollar dominance is here to stay, if the United States can keep it.

There is danger lurking just beneath the water, and many Americans are still searching for their Chief Brody.

The unfinished line traces a fractured region still beset by competing imperial projects.

There has rarely been a safer window for the transition of security on the continent away from America.

Silence on the official history of 1939 to 1945 has led to a flowering of creative interpretations.

From the Habsburgs to modern Washington, anxiety underlies empire.

In the long Asian wars, being the victor in 1945 meant little.

For centuries, French leaders have used the iconic museum to cement their place in the world. Macron is no different.