Democracy
Elections, power, public opinion: what still holds democracy up, and what is cracking it.
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Commentary· No. 1985
The type of fat you eat could speed up pancreatic cancer
Introduction: a discovery that upends assumptions about olive oil
Editorial· No. 1984
London unveils £298 billion to rearm the West
Introduction: the UK pulls out the checkbook for deterrence
Commentary· No. 1980
The U.S. House Defies Trump and Votes for Ukraine Aid
Introduction: an unexpected bipartisan rebellion
Editorial· No. 1979
Putin's "Russian Davos" Runs on Empty, Short on Growth Ideas
Introduction: an economic forum without a compass
Commentary· No. 1960
Hegseth humiliates NATO in Brussels, Europe must wake up
Introduction: the warning shot from Brussels
Editorial· No. 1953
The White House's pro-Ukraine tone finally shifts
Introduction: a tone shift that deserves cautious praise
Investigation· No. 1941
The Kremlin plans a post-Duma mobilization scenario
Introduction: a maneuver scripted before the vote
Editorial· No. 1940
The U.S. Air Force bets on AI to keep its edge
Introduction: the war is now fought inside the algorithms
Analysis· No. 1939
Washington Votes $1.1 Trillion for a Pentagon Renamed "Department of War"
Introduction: a budget vote that also changes a name
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