Former US President Donald Trump demands Republican rivals pledge to pardon him … or else
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Mike Pence reads the Donald Trump indictment - He ‘can’t defend’ the conduct but thinks the case is also political
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Labour’s surprisingly bold UK economic agenda
11 votes -
What happened when a Brooklyn neighborhood policed itself for five days
4 votes -
Backing Russia is costing China in Europe
9 votes -
How to raise $89 million in small donations, and make it disappear
6 votes -
Recep Tayyip Erdoğan fights for survival with strategy of hope and fear
12 votes -
The other Turkish voters who could be crucial
4 votes -
Taiwan is competing for arms with the Middle East, not Ukraine
2 votes -
Saudi-Iranian détente is a wake-up call for America
15 votes -
Xi Jinping vows to make Chinese military ‘great wall of steel’ as tensions rise with west
6 votes -
The US needs to talk about the risk of war with China
8 votes -
The campaign to sabotage Texas’ public schools
13 votes -
Podcast Overload: How I kicked the “Red Scare” habit
3 votes -
Putin’s war: How a “walk in the park” became a catastrophe for Russia
17 votes -
Denmark's semi-autonomous territory Greenland is coveted by China, the United States, and global mining companies
9 votes -
Sweden's espionage scandal raises hard questions on spy recruitment – intelligence agencies debate whether foreign-born citizens are more targeted
4 votes -
If the goal of Denmark is to end piracy in the Gulf of Guinea, a focus on constructive political dialogues could be a good place to start
5 votes -
What to watch for at the 20th Party Congress
3 votes -
America’s self-obsession is killing its democracy
11 votes -
Naftali Bennett, Yair Lapid agree on dissolving Knesset; Israel heads for fifth election in three years
7 votes -
Inside Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s world
4 votes -
War with Russia? Finland has a plan for that.
6 votes -
America needs a better plan to fight autocracy
12 votes -
Belgium to decriminalise sex work
19 votes -
Decrying “bounties” in Texas’ S.B. 8 is a political trap
2 votes -
A funny thing happened on the way to the gerrymander - Democrats may actually gain 2-3 seats on net rather than losing
8 votes -
Pentagon puts 8,500 troops on ‘High Alert’ amid Ukraine tensions
8 votes -
Pentagon won’t punish any troops over errant drone strike in Kabul that killed ten civilians
4 votes -
QAnon now as popular in US as some major religions, poll suggests
14 votes -
David Shor is telling US Democrats what they don’t want to hear
8 votes -
Let’s not pretend that the way we withdrew from Afghanistan was the problem
21 votes -
Why the Quad alarms China
5 votes -
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro’s popularity at lowest point so far amid vaccine scandal
9 votes -
In an effort to outflank the populist right, the ruling Social Democrats in Denmark have adopted one of the harshest refugee policies in the world
10 votes -
The Supreme Court’s newest Justices produce some unexpected results
15 votes -
Hong Kong's Apple Daily raided by 500 officers over national security law
11 votes -
How some Americans are breaking out of political echo chambers
14 votes -
The US has had a military presence in Greenland since 1941. A young new leader wants much more
9 votes -
China set to report first population decline in five decades
10 votes -
Keir Starmer struggles to counter Boris Johnson’s ‘vaccine bounce’ as UK polls loom
5 votes -
Why was Donald Trump’s US corporate tax cut such a flop?
5 votes -
We selected 10,000 American neighborhoods at random. If we dropped you into one of them, could you guess how most people there voted?
29 votes -
Hurricane China: How to prepare
15 votes -
The Republican Party is now in its end stages
13 votes -
UK voters might regret Brexit, but most of them don't feel like reversing it anymore
9 votes -
The race to dismantle forrmer US President Donald Trump’s immigration policies
8 votes -
Will American ideas tear France apart? Some of its leaders think so.
17 votes -
Hong Kong unveils national security guidelines for children aged six and above
7 votes -
In Tunisia, some wonder if the revolution was worth it: Tunisians are putting their hard-won right to criticize the government to good use. They just wish there was less to protest.
10 votes