Days before casting his ballot in Britain’s general election, Ivan—a Hong Konger in his 40s who recently resettled in the United Kingdom—reflected on the last time he voted back home. ...
France’s far-right Rassemblement National (RN) party came in first place in Sunday’s first round of parliamentary elections. Despite the fact that the party has never governed on the national level ...
Less than an hour after the European Parliament election results were announced on June 9, French President Emmanuel Macron unexpectedly called a snap election. That election begins today as France ...
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From the opening bell of Thursday night’s presidential debate, the first of two ahead of the 2024 U.S. election in November, U.S. President Joe Biden seemed off. His voice was ...
Former President Bill Clinton once said that Americans prefer “strong and wrong” over “weak and right.” If he’s correct, then an overwhelming majority of his fellow citzens will have settled ...
One candidate lied repeatedly, and the other could barely make his way through a single sentence. Each man mocked the other as unfit for world leadership and then bizarrely, as ...
Welcome back to Foreign Policy’s Latin America Brief. The highlights this week: Venezuela prepares for presidential elections, Bolivia weathers an apparent coup attempt, and how Copa América is furthering U.S. soccer culture. ...
Last week, a popular radio host for the France Culture station, the humorist Guillaume Erner, confessed that he had had enough of the “Jewish question.” “It seems to me there’s ...
It is a measure of the divisiveness and tolerance for violence in the United States that the possibility of civil war looms so large over the 2024 presidential election—no matter ...
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