A new government won’t fix France’s political crisis
The country’s malaise is grinding, long-term and has few exit routes.
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South Korea defies return to martial law
The country’s president backed down overnight from an attempt to impose military rule.
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The strange death of the centre right
In Western democracies conventional conservativism is foundering. How did this once-dominant political force become so diminished?
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Kenneth Roth on Harvard fellowship controversy: “My biggest concern is for academic freedom”
Although the university has reversed its block against the former head of Human Rights Watch, concerns over freedom of speech…
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Iran’s regime won’t be easily toppled
The public hanging of a protester shows the state’s response to mass demonstrations is becoming more violent.
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Ye, Adidas and the trap of celebrity anti-Semitism
Prejudice against Jewish people won’t be stamped out in America because the German sportswear company dropped Kanye West.
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Don’t believe that Republicans are done with Trump
Politicians and journalists alike need to prove it first.
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