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A “Failure of Journalism” in Canada
What it costs to abandon objectivity.
2 hrs ago
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Tara Henley
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The Power Struggle Blocking the Strait of Hormuz
To get a deal, either the United States gives up its influence or Iran its identity.
4 hrs ago
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Ines Burrell
10
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Ukrainians Will Never Be the Same
As the war passes another grim milestone, we’re mobilizing for a new reality.
Jun 10
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No, We’re Not Reliving the 1930s
History shows us that there’s reason for hope.
Jun 10
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Jørgen Møller
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Svend-Erik Skaaning
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A Liberal Vision For Europe
Yes, its identity is based in Christianity. But to meet today's challenges, the continent must look to the Enlightenment.
Jun 9
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Francis Fukuyama
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The European Court of Human Rights Is Betraying Its Purported Values
What a case in Georgia shows about the limits to free speech in Europe.
Jun 8
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Jacob Mchangama
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A Precarious Balance
Governments are increasingly taking undemocratic steps in the name of preserving democracy—but this must be done with caution.
Jun 4
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Thomas Kent
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In Britain, A Tragic Murder Was Followed By Mass Confusion
Here’s what the case looks like without the hyperbole.
Jun 4
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Cathy Young
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Russia’s Oil Is Getting Hammered
How Ukraine learned to hit Putin where it hurts.
Jun 3
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Ines Burrell
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The Islamic Republic Is More Dug in Than Ever
The propaganda war has tilted the regime’s way.
Jun 2
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Mitra Vand
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It’s Ideology, Stupid
Why Huntington's clash of civilizations thesis is even more wrong today than it was in 1993.
Jun 1
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Matt Johnson
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What Tunisia Teaches the United States About Democracy
It’s (still) the economy, stupid.
May 28
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Dania Arayssi
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Henry Rogers
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