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07
Mar

Note: Borderlands

Borderlands. Today, Sweden officially became NATO’s 32nd member state. In May 2022, the historian Susan Colbourn examined Finland’s
07
Mar
Street rules

Street rules

How did an imprisoned former prime minister just win Pakistan’s general election? Atika Rehman on the transformational clash between the populist cricket star Imran Khan and the country’s powerful military leadership.
12 min read
29
Feb
Build your dreams

Build your dreams

China’s BYD has just overtaken Tesla as the world’s biggest EV automaker. What’s next? Alice Han on the competitive advantages and geopolitical risks for an emerging global giant.
13 min read
28
Feb

Note: Going underground

Going underground. The success of BYD and China’s EV industry comes in part from their control over their supply
21
Feb

Note: History begins again

History begins again. February 24 will mark the second anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Last May, Ivan Krastev
21
Feb
The Soleimani gambit

The Soleimani gambit

What is Iran up to in the Middle East? Vali Nasr on the Islamic Republic’s strategy to come away as the Gaza war’s biggest winners.
13 min read
15
Feb

Note: Putin’s dreams

Putin’s dreams. Last week, the U.S. television host Tucker Carlson, formerly of Fox News, interviewed Russia’s President
1 min read
14
Feb
Ruler of all India

Ruler of all India

How is Narendra Modi transforming his country? Omair Ahmad on the rise and reach of Hindu nationalism.
12 min read
08
Feb

Note: Days of rage

Days of rage. In October, after Israel began its military incursions into Gaza, Steven Cook explored the strategy and results
08
Feb
Pictures of Israel

Pictures of Israel

What does the war in Gaza mean for the country at home and abroad? Natan Sachs on resilience, doubt, and the challenge of preventing the next October 7.
14 min read