The Russian invasion of Ukraine, on February 24, 2022, will be remembered among the 21st century’s pivotal events, a turning point in world history. There is no aspect of today’s international relations and global economy that has not been touched...
In his Address to Congress last April, President Biden issued a call to action to deliver on the promise of democracy. “Can our democracy overcome the lies, anger, hate and fears that have pulled us apart? America’s adversaries – the...
The Trump administration recently dispatched Alex Azar to Taiwan in what became the most high profile visit in nearly 50 years. The US Secretary of Health and Human Services visited Taipei on the pretense of investigating the coronavirus pandemic. Breaking...
As numerous countries introduce their own emergency measures to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus, Hungary has emerged as the first democratic casualty of this crisis. On March 30, the Hungarian Parliament voted by 137 to 53 to approve...
On Tuesday, March 3 public attention in the United States will be completely dominated by Super Tuesday. The day is in fact destined to represent a turning point in the primary elections to nominate the presidential candidates for the Democratic...
Somalian president Mohamed Abdullahi Farmajo signed a bill into law on Friday, Feb. 21 that will allow Somali citizens to directly elect their leaders for the first time in 50 years. For a country that has been ravaged by one...
It’s the most important election for a generation. ‘Boris’ is ahead in all manner of polls but the result remains unequivocally unpredictable. The 2017 snap election presented many Brexiteers with an opportunity to unseat the MPs attempting to sabotage the...
Finding a news story in the international media about the Alternative for Germany (AfD) where the terms “far-right” or “extreme right-wing” are not applied to the party is a difficult task. Media outlets such as the BBC, CNN, ABC and...
Seventeen candidates wanted to become the new leadership of Germany’s Social Democrats. In twenty-three regional conferences across all 16 German states, they introduced themselves to party members and the public in an attempt to stand out as the perfect fit...
Malta’s Joseph Muscat thought, on Sunday night, that he was giving the people what they wanted. He was wrong. Battered by a political crisis rooted in the murder of a journalist, the prime minister bowed to public anger, announcing his...
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