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Landslide Logic: Why Decisive Victories Are Harder to Contest
A New York Times analysis argues that blowout election results, in the US and Europe, leave little room for disputes over legitimacy.
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A Prize in Frankfurt, a Movement Without a Mandate
Reza Pahlavi accepts a freedom award before a large crowd, but his legitimacy remains contested inside and outside Iran.
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France Faces Rising Unrest: Curfews Imposed to Quell Violence
The government’s decision to enforce curfews reflects deep-seated grievances and social fractures within French society.
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Zelensky's Dilemma: Peace as a Threat to Power
As the war in Ukraine drags on, the prospect of peace negotiations poses a significant risk to President Zelensky's political future.
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Unpacking Trump's 'Pirates' Metaphor: A Rhetorical Strategy in U.S.-Iran Relations
The former President's characterization of U.S. military actions raises significant questions about international law and geopolitical strategy.
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The Disconnect: Belarusian Leadership Critiques Western Democratic Values
Amid rising tensions, President Lukashenko underscores a perceived neglect of citizen welfare by Western leaders.
