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Fuelled by online misinformation and nostalgia for a "Christian Britain," a new far-right wave of nationalism is taking hold of the UK's political and cultural identity.
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Claims of a Christian genocide in Nigeria are going viral in US politics, but they distort a crisis rooted in governance failures, land conflict, and insecurity rather than religion.
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Russia is no longer testing Europe at its borders but in its skies, using drones, jets, and plausible deniability to probe NATO’s resolve and expose the continent’s unpreparedness for a new era of hybrid warfare.
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From the Arab Spring to Black Lives Matter, modern media has expanded the reach of political expression—while being increasingly shaped by profit and political power.
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Rising prices, immigration concerns, and cultural unease are helping fuel the appeal of “Japan First” politics, a pattern seen across the United States and Europe.
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Last September, French President Emmanuel Macron and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer co-chaired the “Coalition of the Willing,” aimed at safeguarding Ukraine’s security amid the Russia–Ukraine war. By the end of the summit, a total of…
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Trois ans et une multitude de délibérations plus tard, une nouvelle confrontation se profile à l’horizon; cette fois-ci impliquant l’État d’Érythrée et menaçant l’équilibre de la Corne de l’Afrique dans son entièreté.
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Rio de Janeiro brands itself as “marvellous,” but the real marvel here may just be how well it hides its poor.
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Contemporary populism reveals the contrast between who populists claim to be and who they actually are.
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Russia’s interference in Moldova’s elections was never just about winning; its fundamental aim was to sow instability and undermine public trust in democratic institutions.
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