Democracy

Democracy

25
May
Follow your money

Follow your money

Why is so much “socially responsible” investment going to autocratic countries? Marcos Buscaglia on one of the financial world’s big blind spots.
10 min read
23
May
History begins again

History begins again

How is the war changing Europe? Ivan Krastev on a new era for the old world.
12 min read
18
May
The other AI

The other AI

How are authoritarians using artificial intelligence for political repression? Steven Feldstein on the global spread of anti-democratic applications.
11 min read
11
May
Wrong place, wrong time

Wrong place, wrong time

Why are authorities, from China to Russia to Iran, imprisoning more and more foreign citizens? Jason Rezaian on the spread of political hostage taking.
10 min read
08
May
Note: The Oslo connection

Note: The Oslo connection

The Oslo connection. Despite all the partisan malice that might seem to be consuming the democratic world, there’s a
2 min read
27
Apr
Out of court

Out of court

How are changes in U.S. abortion law reshaping American life? Mary Ziegler on the ambiguous political fallout of a seismic legal event.
10 min read
01
Apr
Paris calling

Paris calling

What’s really driving the chaos across France right now? Marc Weitzmann on a perfect storm of political strife and what it means for an uncertain time ahead.
12 min read
07
Mar
Revolution from above

Revolution from above

What’s happening in Israel? Nimrod Goren on the attack against the rule of law in the country and the massive public response.
11 min read
24
Jan
Import-export

Import-export

What’s happening with election denial and political violence in the world? Lucan Way on the threat and limits of a new tendency in Western democracy.
10 min read
12
Jan
The long haul

The long haul

Why has Western support for Ukraine been so resilient? Chris Miller on the strength of the pro-Kyiv coalition, the weakness in Moscow’s understanding of it, and the prospects for world order after the war.
9 min read