Across Europe, far-right parties continue to flourish. Walker Winslow-Stephenson argues that Europe’s future rests less on ...
On 1 January, Hungary's six-month presidency of the EU Council ended, and the EU made the unprecedented decision to withhold aid to Hungary over rule-of-law violations. John Chin and Mirren Hibbert ...
In March this year, a Russian online campaign promoted a fake 'Narva People’s Republic' in Estonia. It flopped. But the ...
Sebastian Contin Trillo-Figueroa and James F. Downes argue that the EU faces a dilemma: should it pursue continued enlargement, or contract its membership by removing troublesome member state Hungary?
Populist rhetoric often pits a virtuous people against a corrupt elite. But when populist leaders invoke these definitions, do they always mean the same thing? Maurits Meijers, Robert A. Huber, and ...
Right-wing and far-right leaders have won recent elections in several Latin American countries. Against the backdrop of a ...
Recent raids on LGBTQ+ associations and private homes of LGBTQ+ activists in Türkiye are more than an attack on a ...
Since the first direct elections to the European Parliament in 1979, pro-European MEPs have pursued a vision of EU democracy rooted in familiar terrain: electoral representation, party competition, ...
American conservatives revere the illiberal playbook of former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Perhaps nowhere is this inspiration more visible than in education. Yet, says Prokop Válek, this b ...
Latest polls show that the American public expects inflation to rise – and this is a big problem for Donald Trump. Paul Whiteley describes how it directly affects Trump’s approval ratings and, as ...
Israel's next election is often framed as a referendum on the country's longest-serving Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu. Liran Harsgor and Alon Yakter argue that public opinion reveals two ...
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