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The stigma with which Trump begins his term of office will accompany him to the end

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 4, 2025.

Despite his and his numerous team members' efforts to avoid it, Donald Trump will become the first felon in history to hold the office of...

Radical or Idealistic? At Least Let It Be Realistic

Economy Emre Alkin - January 4, 2025.

Javier Milei did not perform a miracle. He merely did what was necessary. This implies that leadership will be required to do what is necessary....

Will Putin's apology to Azerbaijan be enough to get out of the crisis?

Eastern Europe Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 3, 2025.

Azerbaijan has achieved what many have not: to force Vladimir Putin to apologise. Putin's apology for the Azerbaijani passenger plane disaster was a necessary price...

Fight against disinformation dealt a blow as risks pile up

Globalization Sharmila Devi - January 3, 2025.

The fight against disinformation has been dealt a blow with the shuttering of the US Global Engagement Centre (GEC), which tracks foreign propaganda but failed...

Is the pressure on New Delhi over the killings of dissidents strong enough to change policy?

India Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - January 2, 2025.

While evidence of the country's involvement in the murder of political opponents abroad is mounting, India appears not to be worried about the accusations and...

Poland presidential elections to overshadow its EU-presidency

EU Ferry Biedermann - January 2, 2025.

Pro-European Poland has taken over the presidency of the Council of the European Union from enfant terrible Hungary in what must surely be a relief...

A New Year’s Resolution for UK policymakers: boost language teaching  

UK Harvey Morris - January 1, 2025.

Learning a language is a popular New Year's resolution that is apparently shared even by the notoriously monolingual British. A survey by the British Council, which...

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