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are deeply fragmented: many long-standing allies express alarm, loss of trust and diplomatic strain, while a cohort of populist and strategic partners congratulate and court closer ties; global opinio...
markedly lower trust in on the world stage than domestic approval polls indicate at home: a median of 34% internationally express some confidence in Trump while 62% do not, and more than half in 19 of...
United Nations and European statistical projections converge on a stark point: without migration Europe’s working‑age population contracts substantially over coming decades, while positive net migrati...
MAGA reactions to the U.S. attack on Venezuela are not monolithic: a visible strand of the movement cheers a strong, Jacksonian show of force aimed at Maduro and his allies, framing the operation as a...
Far‑right talking points in 2026 coalesce around nationalist sovereignty, culture‑war grievances, and delegitimizing institutions: messages that cast immigration, “wokeness,” the European project, and...
The UAE finances the conflict in Sudan through a mix of alleged covert military support, financial and corporate links to actors on the ground, and a permissive commercial relationship—especially arou...
The UK’s decision to proscribe Hamas in its entirety in November 2021 combined legal, security and diplomatic motives: it closed a perceived loophole between political and military wings, aligned the ...
“Many experts” is a phrase that frequently appears in media and commentary but can obscure disagreement, sample size and expertise — critics note experts often err (Irish Times example) and panels can...
Trump’s 2025 peace initiative largely sided with Israeli positions on settlements: it blocked immediate Israeli annexation of Gaza, offered Israel sweeping de facto control over parts of the West Bank...