Is Latin America Facing a Wave of Right-Wing Populism?
argues that the authoritarian threat facing Brazil reflects conditions that are absent elsewhere in the region.
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The End of Germany’s Two-Party System
thinks the Social Democrats' dismal performance in Bavaria marks the end of an era in the country's politics.
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Theresa May Could Back a New Brexit Referendum
argues that a new vote would sideline hardliners and all but ensure a Conservative victory in 2022.
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Why a Sino-American Cold War Won’t Happen
thinks the emerging international order is more complicated than the narrative of bipolarity assumes.
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The End of America’s China Fantasy
praises the US for actively challenging Chinese behavior, but wonders whether it's too little too late.
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Defining Diplomacy Down
worries that North Korea is receiving much more than it is giving in denuclearization talks.
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The Powerlessness of the Most Powerful
asks what purpose America's global dominance serves when its president refuses to be a world leader.
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The Sino-American Cold War’s Collateral Damage
warns that further escalation of tensions between the US and China would yield catastrophic results.
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Are Britons Really Softening on Immigration?
wonders if public attitudes toward migrants have really changed as much as recent polls suggest.
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The End of Scandinavian Non-Alignment
explains why participation by Sweden and Finland in NATO defense drills in Norway this fall is so significant.
