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At Davos in January, Canadian PM Mark Carney compared the state of the international rules-based order to communism in 1970s
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Populism and motherhood in Belarus
In 1994, Alyaksandr Lukashenka came to power on an anti-corruption ticket. Yet his first election campaign also placed considerable emphasis
Risk | Eurozine
The new issue of Wespennest discusses risk from all possible angles: war, sport, theatre, car accidents, love… One topic is
When is bullshit real bullshit?
Campaigning in the December 2019 British general election, Boris Johnson informed voters that ‘We have a deal with the EU
Spending time with the dead
In its current issue on contemporary Latin American literature, Ord&Bild lives up to its name (‘Word&Image’). The cover and accompanying
An exceptional editor: a tribute to Judith Vidal-Hall who reinvented Index magazine after the end of the Cold War
Judith Vidal-Hall was an original. Irrepressible, mischievous, with a delight in challenging convention, she remained wholly dedicated to the causes
America’s political trauma | Eurozine
Gary Gerstle, historian and Paul Mellon Professor of American History Emeritus, Director of Research in American History and Emeritus Fellow