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Italy’s Crisis: Weak Government and Political Fragmentation in the Second… Giordano Baratta Oct 31, 2019 Since the ignoble beginnings of the Second Republic amid corruption and crime, a “culture of crisis” has permeated…
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The Dumbest Ideas of the 2019 Election Nikita Buchko Oct 16, 2019 Policy ideas and platforms are a central arena of competition for parties vying to form government next year. But…
Opinion | Canada is Quickly and Quietly Falling Behind in Humanitarian Aid… Allegra Mendelson Oct 16, 2019 There is no justifiable way to spin how little Canada currently spends on foreign aid. One could say the numbers…
How Ukraine’s Celebrity President Rose to Power Albert Gunnison Aug 31, 2019 "For , earning votes was—surprisingly—the easy part; maintaining public trust, meanwhile, will be significantly…
A Cattle Rancher, an Engineer, and a Billionaire Walk Into a Canal Kareem Hammami Jun 6, 2019 Caught between two great superpowers, President-elect Cortizo will soon be faced with some difficult conditions. In…
The Catholic Case for Andrew Yang Andrew Figueiredo May 10, 2019 Yang’s campaign is noteworthy for Catholics. The more I researched his campaign, the more I noticed curious aspects…
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