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Rajapaksas and Sri Lanka: The Fate of Dynasty Politics
Sri Lanka is facing a myriad of problems that upset the balance that they have maintained for decades.
Turkey within NATO: a Disruptive Ally or a Key Rising…
On June 28, Turkey agreed to lift its objections to Helsinki and Stockholm’s NATO memberships after they pledged to…
Famine and Democratic Backsliding: The Long-Term…
When essential resources become increasingly scarce, authoritarian figures and institutions are emboldened to act…
A New Pink Tide in Latin American Politics
While the popularity of the Right in Latin America peaked only a few years ago, the resurgence of the "pink tide"…
The Everlasting Fight for Democracy in Nicaragua
Over the last three years, human rights abuses and the deaths of hundreds of protesters have revealed the…
Quand le rêve européen se heurte au Kremlin
En Ukraine et face à l'Union européenne, Poutine cherche à imposer sa vision du monde.
Europe’s Selective Humanity
However, on seeing the European Union’s willingness to provide this help to Ukrainian refugees – on an extremely…
Russia-Ukraine War: The Realist Perspective
Many see the war in Ukraine as an indication of the West’s failure to deter Russian aggression. By expanding NATO…
Captain Thomas Sankara: The Upright Revolutionary
Thomas Sankara showed that Africa could achieve remarkable growth and prosperity without foreign aid or…
L’Europe à l’épreuve des crises migratoires : Les…
L'arrivée de plusieurs millions de réfugiés ukrainiens sur son sol a contraint l'UE à se réinventer. Le caractère…
Opinion | The Failure of South Korea’s Democracy
Yoon Seok-youl — the candidate for the conservative PPP — was elected South Korea’s thirteenth president.
A Turning Point for Militarization in Europe?
Has the Russo-Ukrainian war strengthened the European organizations in charge of promoting the peace which Vladimir…