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With voter apathy rising in France, rebuilding trust in politicians and democratic institutions will be a long road ahead.
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At the crossroads of security, development, modernization, and identity, Egypt’s Sinai Peninsula imparts how decades of state-led ambition and Bedouin resistance have shaped one of the country’s most highly contested regions.
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When it comes to Indigenous rights, it remains to be seen whether Sheinbaum’s administration will once again repeat history by failing to incorporate true provisions for Indigenous self-determination.  
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Bhutan serves as a prime example of how conscious government decision-making can successfully balance both environmental and economic sustainability when it comes to tourism.
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Violence against women by intimate partners remains alarmingly common in France, yet social and institutional responses continue to fall short of preventing femicide.
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Le phénomène de muséification lié à la touristification transforme des quartiers typiquement portugais, autrefois pleins de vie, en rues mortes, aseptisées et réhabilitées, qui servent désormais de décor aux visiteurs.
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As Brazil approaches the 2026 elections, the growing assertiveness of evangelical political forces, compounded by the lingering shadow of the attempted 2023 insurrection, casts uncertainty over the country’s democratic future.
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More than a decade of chaotic leadership has left Britain’s traditional political parties on increasingly unstable ground.
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A stray hot mic at a Beijing military parade revealed how Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping wield and understand power in fundamentally different ways.
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As domestic discontent grows, Iran has made executions central to a repressive strategy that recasts dissent as foreign subversion.
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