A Second Chance for Britain
comes down squarely in favor of another referendum to give Britons a chance to reverse Brexit.
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Are China’s Trade Practices Really Unfair?
argues that Western companies' complaints are rooted in fears over the narrowing competitiveness gap.
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Will the Yellow Vests Reject the Brown Shirts?
urges France's grassroots protest movement to reaffirm its commitment to republican democracy.
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The Ghost of Brexit Past
looks to the English Reformation to explain why the UK's impending withdrawal from the EU is irreversible.
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How to End Venezuela’s Nightmare
sees an opportunity for regime change, but only if the international community lends support to local forces.
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The World George H.W. Bush Made
says the 41st president's foreign policy record compares favorably with that of any other modern US leader.
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The G20’s Africa Problem
thinks a region that will eventually comprise a third of the world's population should have a seat at the table.
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Defending Democracy in the Americas
argues that the election of authoritarian populists in the US, Brazil, and Mexico could have been avoided.
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Trump’s War Against the WTO
shows what's really at stake in the US administration's escalating trade dispute with China.
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Populism Is Rooted in Politics, not Economics
explains why the global populist surge has been mainly on the right, rather than on the left.
