Democracy
Elections, power, public opinion: what still holds democracy up, and what is cracking it.
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Profile· No. 1935
Brussels Caves on Tariffs to Save the Deal With Trump
Introduction: the vote that seals Europe's tariff surrender
Commentary· No. 1930
Putin Faces the Specter of a Mobilization He Dreads
Introduction: the taboo the Kremlin no longer dares avoid
Editorial· No. 1929
Taiwan must never become a bargaining chip with Beijing
Introduction: a welcome but overdue clarification
Commentary· No. 1905
Kyiv torches two Russian refineries, Moscow already rationing gasoline
Introduction: the fuel war changes face
Commentary· No. 1891
Trump's 50% Poll, Statistical Miracle or Partisan Mirage
Introduction: a number that stands out from the polling crowd
Editorial· No. 1890
Republican Headwinds Ahead of the 2026 Midterms
Introduction: a governing party, a collapsing approval rating
Editorial· No. 1886
Hegseth Rattles Congress, House Seeks a Way Out
Introduction: discontent that crosses party lines
Essay· No. 1882
The Supreme Court protects mail-in voting, Trump takes a hit
Introduction: a 5-4 vote that defies predictions
Commentary· No. 1880
China, Japan, Philippines, a Triangle Reopening Old Wounds
Introduction: when geopolitics reopens old scars
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