The most striking feature of this weekend’s protests was their more militant character compared to previous demonstrations, with many expressing a more conscious opposition to the Democratic Party.

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Last Sunday’s local and regional elections in Finland saw a big defeat for the hard-right Finns Party. Its leader called the ...

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All across the United States, people are rising up--refusing to be complicit in the slow-motion annihilation of democracy.

Op-ed views and opinions expressed are solely those of the author. Can a public fool really become president of the United States? It would appear so. With […] ...

Not true. They deteriorate. Democracies tend to uproot themselves, hurt minorities, hurt the majority, divide and conquer, etc. Europe has strong criteria on who can join the EU, but it never saw ...

Chandra Shekhar had the rare ability to express himself candidly without worrying about the political repercussions, writes ...

Vladimir Putin was waxed lyrical abou Elon Musk, comparing the Tesla CEO to a Russian Socialist hero, despite the fact Musk ...

Here's a diary of highlights of what Artnet News China's Editor-in-Chief saw—and heard—during Art Basel Hong Kong, beyond the ...