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In elections, we expect there to be a winner. At some point in the early hours of Friday 13th, we assume, either Boris Johnson or Jeremy... Read More
In Putney, Labour and the Lib Dems are canvassing hard. Without tactical voting, both will lose out, says Guardian columnist Timothy Garton... Read More
No matter who wins Thursday's general election, Britain will lose Read More
President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron don't agree on much. During a tense joint press conference ahead of the NATO... Read More
China had two setbacks in November, reminders that centralized communist governance is not appreciated worldwide. First, Hong Kong reported... Read More
Hanoi's new defense white paper reflects fears of Chinese encroachment. Read More
Hundreds of people have died in widespread unrest following fuel price hikes Read More
Was she the reason he was alive today? Read More
It's time to abandon the dogma that's driven our foreign policy and led to so much disaster in the region. Read More
The problem of gun violence in Israel's Arab communities has become a national emergency. Even before the recent general election, a poll... Read More
An economy unchanged in nearly two generations needs accountability to stop losing ground. Read More
The United Nations World Food Program is scaling up emergency food assistance in Haiti, where a protracted political and economic crises are... Read More
The U.S. Air Force is considering retiring older warplanes in order to save money for new technologies. The idea is that the flying branch... Read More
The latest wave of protests highlights a fracturing social contract in the Islamic Republic. Read More
What does President Donald Trump's latest tariff lunacies vis-à-vis Brazil and Argentina tell us about the current and previous... Read More
President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. special operations forces in advance of a Turkish offensive into northeastern Syria... Read More
Being able to "think in space" is a crucial tool for decision-makers, but one that is often deemphasized. In order to improve its ability to... Read More
A partial handover of political power through takes Kazakhstan into uncharted territory. Read More
Mass protests garner significant attention, but what happens next is just as vital for achieving real and lasting change. Read More
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