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Elections, power, public opinion: what still holds democracy up, and what is cracking it.
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Editorial· No. 5305
EDITORIAL: Nice’s Six-Month Digital Ban Says Platforms Cannot Be a Refuge

Editorial· No. 5303
EDITORIAL: Senate’s 50-49 Iran Vote Shows a Congress Still Unable to Restrain War

Commentary· No. 5295
COMMENTARY: Carney Calls Talks “Nasty” as 50% U.S. Tariff Threat Nears August 19

Commentary· No. 5281
COMMENTARY: 14,526 Channel Crossings and a “One In, One Out” Scheme Stuck Near 4%

Analysis· No. 5275
DECODING: Cybercom 2.0 Has a 16-Year Claim but No Public Plan Yet

Commentary· No. 5272
COMMENTARY: AfD at 28%, Merz at 21%: A Poll Forces Berlin to Explain Its Priorities

Commentary· No. 5257
COMMENTARY: Fidan’s 8 August Black Sea Moratorium Has No Russian or Ukrainian Yes

Commentary· No. 5253
COMMENTARY: Ukraine’s 20th extension runs 90 days. Its 25-to-60 rule stays put

Commentary· No. 5239
COMMENTARY: Three Carriers at the Peak, 44 Ships Diverted: The War Is Being Fought at Sea Too
CENTCOM says it redirected 44 commercial vessels, while U.S. carrier groups enforced maritime missions in the Middle East. That number is not a footnote…
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