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Serbia Turns Toward the West
President Vučić is navigating a course between Putin and Trump—but will soon have to choose.
Aug 13
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Nikola Mikovic
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What Ceuta Shows About Europe
Why left vs right is too simplistic to explain attitudes to immigration.
Aug 11
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Ines Burrell
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This Could Be the Year Germany's Far-Right Goes Mainstream
One forgotten region is about to make history.
Aug 11
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Katja Hoyer
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Adam Bodnar on Why Defeating Populists at the Ballot Box Isn’t Enough
Yascha Mounk and Adam Bodnar examine why Poland’s celebrated victory over illiberalism is now very much in doubt.
Aug 11
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Yascha Mounk
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How Ukrainians Are Surviving
It's a day at a time.
Aug 7
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Anastasia Lebedenko
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Putin is Running Out of Troops
As the war in Ukraine continues, Russian military recruitment is lagging.
Aug 5
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Kathryn Stoner
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Surely Liberals Can Agree That Plagiarism Is Bad
Institutions need to uphold standards. No exceptions.
Aug 3
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Sam Kahn
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Germany Has Lost the Thread on Immigration
Last week’s terror attack makes that clear.
Jul 29
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Sheri Berman
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Katja Hoyer on Why We Should Stop Comparing Everything to Weimar
Yascha Mounk and Katja Hoyer also discuss what the Islamist attack on Berlin’s Pride parade says about the state of Germany.
Jul 28
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Yascha Mounk
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What Being a Digital Nomad Taught Me About the Real World
Reflections on moving from New York to Kyrgyzstan.
Jul 27
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Sam Kahn
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How the War Splits Iranians
U.S. attacks are a gift to regime hardliners.
Jul 21
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Mitra Vand
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What the Politics of Tears Means for Iran’s Future
Khamenei’s funeral lays bare the regime’s reliance on spectacle over genuine loyalty.
Jul 9
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Saeid Golkar
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