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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...

Battered British look forward to a break from politics

UK Harvey Morris - July 16, 2025.

Not long to go now! In a week’s time British MPs will shut up shop and head for their constituencies, their summer holidays, or both,...

Brazil has refused to submit to America’s bullying

Politics Joseph E. Stiglitz - July 28, 2025.

For decades, the United States was the champion of democracy, the rule of law, and human rights. Of course, there were glaring discrepancies between rhetoric and...

Putin has reason to worry - criminal indictments are coming

Russia Gordon Brown - July 17, 2025.

Recent days have witnessed some of the worst attacks against Ukrainian civilians since the start of the war in February 2022.  According to Danielle Bell, the...

A year after anti-immigrant riots Britain is worried it could happen again


UK TA | AP Insight - July 29, 2025.

It has been a year since the murder of three girls in Southport and the riots in dozens of British towns and cities fuelled by...

Just 1 in 4 Americans say Trump's policies have helped them

US TA | AP Insight - July 17, 2025.

While 4 in 10 US adults still approve of Trump's job performance, which is down from recent presidents, only a quarter of Americans say Trump's...

Does Australia gain or lose by balancing trade and defence?

Politics Tomorrow's Affairs Staff - July 12, 2025.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese begins a six-day visit to China today, including Shanghai, Beijing, and Chengdu. The aim of the trip is to maintain...

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