How Europe is hooked on Russian gas
The EU’s reliance on imports of the fuel from its eastern neighbour has only grown since the 2014 annexation of…
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The “Popular Primary” aims to pick a single left-wing candidate for president – whether they want it or not.
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Vladimir Putin has likely invested too much to back down without getting something in return.
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After 40 years, I become an Italian citizen and find my compatriots obsessed with Covid passes.
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Progressives vowed to push Joe Biden left. What happened?
Progressives have notched up some wins but Democrats are divided ahead of November’s midterm elections.
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Novak Djokovic and why the world is turning on anti-vaxxers
The tennis star has won his battle in Australia, but patience with the unvaccinated is running out.
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The 6 January attacks never ended
The storming of the Capitol should be remembered in the context of America’s political past — and possible future.
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Donald Trump’s endorsement of Hungary’s Viktor Orbán makes sense
The two leaders have much in common, including their embrace of grievance politics.
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