10
Jun
Note: In five years, bear right
In five years, bear right. In elections across Europe this week, voters from the EU’s 27 member states moved
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04
Jun
You never know
You never know. Voters in India delivered a surprising rebuke to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party
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30
May
Note: Scream to a whisper
Scream to a whisper. Today, Hong Kong’s High Court found 14 pro-democracy activists guilty of “subversion.” Their case marks
28
May
Note: A series of violent events
A series of violent events. On May 23, an armed gang attacked a U.S. Christian missionary group in Haiti,
28
May
The 27 musketeers
Why can’t Europe’s leaders agree about Europe? Mujtaba Rahman on their disunity in facing the continent’s biggest political and security problems.
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21
May
Note: Quiet streets
Quiet streets. Flying in foggy blizzard conditions through the mountains of northwest Iran, a helicopter carrying the country’s president,
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21
May
Bitter friends
What does the U.S. hold on sending bombs to Israel mean for the two countries’ relationship? Steven Cook on the new politics of an old alliance.
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16
May
Note: The end of Law and Justice
The end of Law & Justice. The European Commission announced on May 6 that it would drop sanctions proceedings against
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14
May
Note: Life on a warming planet
Life on a warming planet. Canada is now battling multiple wildfires across the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, and Manitoba—
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14
May
Trade War II
What’s at stake in the massive global surge of Chinese high-tech exports? Alice Han on how Beijing’s economic strategy is driving increasing political tension across the West and beyond.
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