Corruption, not extremism, toppled the ruling coalition. The country’s leader is hoping that means voters continue supporting the country’s rightward shift. […]
After a government collapse, uncertainty for Austria’s right-wing experiment
Germany’s right-wing populists push boundaries in a polarized society
Can the AfD succeed in uniting government critics? […]
National Geographic: Shannon Sims on cuts to science funding in Brazil
What could this mean for people and the future of scientific research? […]
Washington Post: Shannon Sims on Brazilian comedian’s prison sentence
The right-winger’s jailing prompts a public debate about free speech. […]
Landing in Riyadh
Encountering a sprawling metropolis full of empty spaces, speeding cars and hopes for socioeconomic change. […]
THE CABLE PODCAST: Europe goes to the polls
A conversation with Erik Brattberg. […]
Bloomberg: Ezra Fieser on Venezuela’s opposition
Juan Guaido seems to be warming to U.S. military intervention. […]
The Atlantic: Emily Schultheis on the European far right
The current push is for change from within, not breaking up the EU. […]
Foreign Policy: Gregory Feifer on Trump and Orban
The White House is sacrificing US interests for a partnership that’s no longer strategically sound. […]
Foreign Policy: Neri Zilber on violence in Gaza
An Israeli-Palestinian truce stopped the fighting, but the next round will be more destructive. […]