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US Republicans look to exploit Democratic divide to hold onto power

US James Oliphant - July 1, 2026.

Wins by three U.S. congressional candidates in New York City backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani have had progressives across the United States cheering. But they...

Reparations and the new politics of the Global South

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - June 22, 2026.

For decades, Western governments have limited the issue of reparations to historical memory, education, and symbolic recognition. Commemorations, museums, statesmen’s speeches, and carefully worded expressions of...

To maintain growth, the US must scale up renewables

Energy Daniel Driscoll - July 15, 2026.

After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, US President George W. Bush called on Americans to go shopping. While some people claimed at the time that Bush was...

Congo files a case against Rwanda at the ICJ

Politics TA | AP Insight - June 26, 2026.

Congo said Friday it has filed a case against Rwanda at the International Court of Justice, accusing its neighbor of bearing legal responsibility for more...

Confronting Putin’s continual escalation – between deterrence now or greater conflict later

Russia Sean Wiswesser - June 30, 2026.

Russia is no longer merely an authoritarian state. It is a security-service regime whose governing philosophy is coercion – at home through repression, and abroad...

Japan against national flag vandals – protecting tradition or threatening free speech?

Politics TA | AP Insight - July 17, 2026.

Japan on Friday enacted a controversial new law prohibiting desecration of its national flag, a key right-wing agenda pushed by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi. Opponents say...

EU’s ‘Super Tuesday’ – the bloc accelerates admission of new members

EU TA | AP Insight - July 14, 2026.

Four countries hoping to join the European Union took important steps forward on their membership quests Tuesday, in one of the bloc’s biggest enlargement moves...

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