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How will the loss of the parliamentary majority change the course of Japan’s foreign policy?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 22, 2025.

Although political stability has been the hallmark of Tokyo for decades, the parliamentary changes following the 20 July elections have shown that it is no...

The UK could get itself unstuck

UK Jim O'Neill - July 22, 2025.

A recent edition of the Economist has an amusing if somewhat desultory lead article about the current state of the United Kingdom, describing it as...

The Russia-Ukraine Conflict Goes Beyond Borders

Eastern Europe Iuliia Mendel, TA Kyiv - July 22, 2025.

The Russian-Ukrainian war started escalating significantly last week, paradoxically cheered on by social media. It all began with the leaks of the 4 July conversation between...

Why can't the Republicans stop talking about Joe Biden?

US TA | AP Insight - July 21, 2025.

For the Republicans, Joe Biden is not "yesterday's news". Not even half a year into Donald Trump's presidency, Biden has not stopped being one of...

Russia and Israel are locked in interminable wars of choice

Middle East Shlomo Ben-Ami - July 21, 2025.

Democracies and dictatorships have sharply diverging attitudes toward war. Whereas violent conflict was central to the ideologies that helped perpetuate the totalitarian regimes of the...

The Fifth Republic’s most unpopular duo and the consequences of political inertia

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 21, 2025.

An opinion poll published on 20 July by the Institut français d'opinion publique (IFOP), or French Institute for Public Opinion Research, on behalf of Le...

From Failing on the Brexit Promise to Socialist Stagnation

UK Daniel Lacalle - July 21, 2025.

Many people blame Brexit for the UK's problems. However, the stagnation of the British economy and its challenges are the same as those faced by...

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