World Politics Review3h
In El Salvador and Mexico, Popular Isn’t the Same as Democratic
The leaders of El Salvador and Mexico are popular. Their supporters are conflating that with the strength of democracy in ...
World Politics Review3h
Germany’s Economic Model Is on Life Support
This would mark Germany’s first two-year recession in over two decades and make it the only major advanced economy to ...
World Politics Review3d
As Long as There Is Territory to Fight Over, War Will Be With Us
A Ukrainian national guard serviceman of the Khartia brigade prepares to reload his D-20 cannon while firing toward Russian ...
World Politics Review3d
Marcos’ All-In Bet on the U.S. Could Leave the Philippines Out in the Cold
Now, Duterte’s successor and political rival, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., has shifted Philippine foreign and economic ...
World Politics Review3d
The Diplomatic Scramble in Post-Assad Syria
A worker sets up a Syrian revolutionary flag at the entrance of the Umayyad Mosque ahead of Friday prayers in Damascus, Dec.
World Politics Review4d
Ghana’s Democracy Is Not the Outlier It Is Made Out to Be
Ghana’s elections delivered an opposition victory. They also revealed growing disillusionment with the country’s democratic ...
World Politics Review4d
Gisele Pelicot and France’s Revitalized #MeToo Movement
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The U.N. Security Council Is Finding Rare Consensus on Syria—For Now
The leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, Ahmad al-Sharaa (also known as Abu Mohammed al-Jolani) meets with the U.N.’s special envoy to Syria, Geir Pederson, in Damascus, Syria, Dec. 16, 2024 (photo ...
World Politics Review4d
Maya Ungar
Maya Ungar is the U.N. analyst at the International Crisis Group.