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What would four more years of Viktor Orbán mean for Hungary?

The authoritarian leader is likely to win a fourth term but will face difficulties, domestically and in Europe.

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Divided and facing a combative government, Aleksandar Vučić’s opponents will struggle to unseat him on 3 April.

By Aleks Eror

Some are already too deep into conspiracy theories to break with Russia, or at least to side cleanly with Ukraine.

By Emily Tamkin

For Vladimir Putin, the fall of the Soviet Union was “the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the century”.

By Alix Kroeger and Phil Clarke Hill

Lurking beneath the president’s message of unity against Putin was the spectre of the 6 January attack.

By Hunter Walker

Emily Tamkin and Katie Stallard in Washington, DC share their thoughts on President Joe Biden's State of the Union.

By Emily Tamkin

Hours before Russia invaded Ukraine, the former president was still voicing his admiration of Putin.

By Emily Tamkin

Zemmour’s sexism is a throwback to the pre-Marine Le Pen days of French nationalism, and it will hurt him at…

By Annabelle Chapman