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A Stress Test for South Korea’s Democracy: Conservatism’s Authoritarian Relapse

The South Korean Constitutional Court has now unanimously confirmed the removal of the 12th president, Yoon Suk-yeol. This marks the …

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A Plebiscite on the War: Russia Ahead of its Presidential Elections

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Changing Plans? Saudi Regionalism After Gaza

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Poland Before the Election: How Do You Reverse Illiberalism?

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Myanmar’s Military Junta: Empty Gestures as an Answer to Revolution

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Iran: Why the Revolutionary Process Is Likely to Persist

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G20 Summit in Bali: Indonesia’s Inward Focus

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Mexico’s Spiral of Violence: Murdered Journalists, Paralyzed Authorities

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Food Security in Africa: How Can Food Crises be Avoided in the Long Term?

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Pink Tide 2.0? The Same Trap Awaits

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