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The National Interest: Politics After GlobalizationBy Philip CunliffePolity, 2025 For the bulk of the post-Cold War period, centrist liberals had…

Bangladesh’s February 12 election delivered a result that was decisive in its headline numbers but deeply unsettling in its detail.…

Iraq’s government formation process following November’s parliamentary elections has dragged on for more than four months, in part due to…

Donald Trump’s presidency resists conventional categorisation. Analyses that treat him as a populist demagogue, an institutional stress test, or a…

India’s AI Impact Summit 2026 was framed as a demonstration of India’s growing technological prowess. Although successful in drawing technology…

The foundations of the Atlantic alliance are shifting in ways not seen since the early days of the Cold War.…

For the progenitors of classical realism, whose intellectual maturity dovetailed with the Second World War, the tragedy of international affairs…

How might advanced artificial intelligence, including the potential emergence of artificial general intelligence (AGI), reshape global politics and security? That…

Europe, as the German philosopher Peter Sloterdijk recently wrote, has ended a long “vacation from history.” We have crossed the…

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