Will Georgia’s geopolitical hedging pay off?
The Georgian Dream party's retreat from democracy may eventually end up being a lose-lose strategy for the whole country.
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The Georgian Dream party's retreat from democracy may eventually end up being a lose-lose strategy for the whole country.
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The state of Pennsylvania, once a utopian project now grappling with its history of strife, holds the key to understanding modern America.
In a striking reversal of history's pattern where technological progress and liberalism reinforced each other, today's innovations threaten to tip the balance toward authoritariani..
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Trump's America First policy echoes the ambivalence that emerged after the Second World War among many American policymakers towards the defence of Europe.
The market forces of supply and demand applied to Ancient Rome as much as anywhere. But two essential goals of the Roman state complicated matters: the capital’s need for grain, an..
The Cold War was a conflict marked by endemic deception and secrecy. Dr Strangelove, its greatest satire, highlights that the era's sense of imminent, invisible threat still haunts..
The myths of origin that give the United States its distinctive character and political culture remain potent, in spite of a lack of historical underpinning.