Flávio Bolsonaro promises to protect Bolsa Família, but his proposed spending cuts raise questions about the future of Brazil’s poorest families.
Andeirson da Matta Barbosa holds a master's degree in Constitutionalism and Democracy from the Faculdade de Direito do Sul de ...
America’s changing demographics may reshape its electorate, but electoral rules, geography, and voter participation determine ...
A Ukrainian literary giant’s legacy reveals that enduring art depends not on glorifying suffering, but on the people and ...
After decades commanding Israeli soldiers, Ofer Winter is discovering that winning political battles may prove harder than fighting military ones.
Democrats finally have a chance to win something, assuming they can resist their longstanding habit of squandering every ...
Armed resistance against the Taliban is expanding across Afghanistan as new opposition groups emerge and former security ...
A renewed Hormuz crisis would punish energy importers and exporters alike, even as Azerbaijan and Turkey gain influence from the world’s search for safer routes.
Iran’s efforts to cultivate Western policy experts warrant scrutiny, but ideological agreement and professional contact are ...
Iran’s efforts to cultivate Western policy experts warrant scrutiny, but ideological agreement and professional contact are ...
Kendrick Lamar won the cultural battle, but Drake’s comeback suggests humiliation is no match for a loyal fan base.
Ukrainian lawyer Liza Mazur explains how war has transformed legal practice into a delicate balancing act between defending individual rights, navigating bureaucracy, and avoiding political trouble.
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