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Why was Russia spared from Trump's tariffs?

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

The exclusion of Russia from the list of 180 countries on which the US has imposed higher import tariffs is one of the biggest of...

Can Europe succeed in making the most of US brain drain

Globalization Sharmila Devi - April 4, 2025.

Timothy Snyder is a best-selling historian who has written extensively about the rise of authoritarianism in 20th century Europe. It is worth taking note of...

Rubio tried to appease NATO partners, but was he successful?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 3, 2025.

The Europeans do not feel comfortable when someone from the top of the American administration comes to them for a meeting on joint security. Last time,...

Democracy’s end doesn’t require a coup

Politics Ferry Biedermann - April 3, 2025.

Call it what you will, through the looking glass, Bizarro world or a parallel universe, but we’re living in a strange and twisted caricature version...

Orbán under multiple pressures at the start of the election year

EU Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 2, 2025.

A year before the parliamentary elections, Viktor Orbán, the conservative Hungarian prime minister, is entering a period of multiple pressures from both the country and...

British TV drama targets toxic online influence on youth crime

UK Harvey Morris - April 2, 2025.

A British television drama series highlighting online manipulation driving young men and boys towards violence against girls has sparked a national debate in the UK. Sociologists,...

Has the White House prematurely declared the Signal case closed?

US Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - April 1, 2025.

The White House has announced that the case involving the leakage of confidential data via the Signal Messenger app is closed and that it is...

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