Politics

Moroccans vote after mass migration attempts and deadly youth protests

Politics TA | AP Insight - September 22, 2026.

More jobs. Higher wages. Less inequality. Better housing, schools, hospitals and infrastructure. Those are among the main concerns for Moroccan voters as they head to the...

‘Discourage’ votes are reshaping the race for the new UN Secretary-General

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - September 21, 2026.

On 19 September, Michelle Bachelet withdrew her candidacy for Secretary-General of the United Nations, a day after she received only one ‘encourage’ vote, eleven ‘discourage’...

Liberals need to ensure the security of the community and its borders

Politics Andrés Velasco - September 20, 2026.

At an academic event in Brussels a few months ago, one of the speakers casually suggested that the next time the group met, the far...

What Washington really wants from its European allies

Politics TA Analysis - September 19, 2026.

General Alexus Grynkewich, Supreme Allied Commander Europe and commander of US European Command, took part in a key phase of the review of future US...

AI is not killing liberalism. It is accelerating its retreat

Politics Emre Alkin - September 19, 2026.

Daron Acemoglu’s recent reflections on liberal democracy and artificial intelligence have reopened one of the most important debates of our time: what happens when a...

To rebuild credibility, the UN must start from within

Politics Maíra Martini - September 18, 2026.

In January, US President Donald Trump suggested that his newly created Board of Peace might eventually replace the United Nations. It’s easy to dismiss this as...

Anti-migrant sentiment on the rise across Africa

Politics Sharmila Devi - September 18, 2026.

Rising xenophobia is creating domestic conniptions across Africa in an echo of the anti-migrant passions unleashed in the West. In Kenya, President William Ruto has led...

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