The High Stakes of Brazil’s 2022 Presidential Election Alexander Kelly Jun 3, 2021 Brazil’s 2022 election will be decisive for the country. Incumbent president Jair Bolsonaro could do what his…
Can Andrew Yang Become the Next Mayor of New York City? Grace Parish May 5, 2021 A little over two months out from the New York City mayoral primary, previous presidential hopeful Andrew Yang is…
The Rise of Japarov: Chaos in Kyrgyzstan Matthias Hoenisch Dec 1, 2020 Major events in far-flung locales can affect our lives in surprising ways thanks to economic, political, and…
Standing By: The American ‘Militia’ Is Back, But It’s Not What it Used to Be Lila Mooney Nov 17, 2020 Militias are re-establishing themselves as a feature of America’s political landscape. But there are vast…
Bolivia 2020: Legacy and Leftism in Luis Arce’s Victory Millie Murray Nov 14, 2020 With Arce's victory, Bolivia is poised to enter a new era of unity and growth.
Revolution in the Making: Belarus’ Ongoing Protest Movement Elizabeth Franceschini Nov 7, 2020 "This revolution refuses to be characterized by the aims of Western powers, or by its comparison with the…
Trump Declares War on Democracy. Christopher Ciafro Nov 5, 2020 Trump's speech tonight was unlike one ever seen in a self-proclaimed liberal democracy. The messaging, the tone and…
Making a Battleground State: The Future of the Lone Star’s Electorate Erling Rolseth Nov 2, 2020 Now, it seems, the party that controls the growing suburbs will have a good shot at commanding the Lone Star State.
Family Ties: Sri Lankan Democracy in Peril Ewan Halliday Oct 11, 2020 With their dominating coalition in parliament and control of the presidency, there is almost no governmental…
MIR Meets: Chris Gibbs Mathieu Lavault Aug 10, 2020 Contributor Mathieu Lavault sits down with Chris Gibbs, an experienced soybean farmer from Western…