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Hanson’s Anti-Migration Populism Rides New Wave of Discontent in Australia

Australia’s anti-immigration firebrand Senator Pauline Hanson is experiencing a striking resurgence, with her One Nation party climbing to polling levels not seen since the...

A Win for the Many: Mamdani, Populism, and the Future of Democracy

The year 2025 proved to be paradoxical, characterized by a convergence of both anxiety and awakening. With the return of authoritarian strongmen and the...

Dutch Vote Tests Populism’s Limits as Wilders Seeks Power Again

Dutch voters headed to the polls on Wednesday in a high-stakes election seen as a litmus test for the strength of populism in Europe....

From Plato to Populism: The Crisis of Democracy as a Moral Idea

The idea of democracy has been more than a political system over centuries; from Plato’s Republic to the rise of twenty-first-century populism, it has...

Two faces of populism: The case of Indonesian foreign policy

As the third-largest democracy in the world, Indonesia elected the president and his vice through large-scale elections earlier last year. Many experts and survey...

Prabowo Subianto’s Sumatra Selatan Rally and the Precarious Balance of Indonesian Democracy

Indonesia’s political landscape has entered a new phase with the election and presidency of Prabowo Subianto. His recent visit to Sumatra Selatan in April...

80 Years of Auschwitz Liberation: Is History Repeating Itself?

On 27 January 1945, Soviet troops marched in and liberated the largest Nazi concentration and extermination camp in Auschwitz-Birkenau, situated in German-occupied Poland during...

The Need for Reflexivity in Political Discourse

In an age where populist rhetoric dominates global political landscapes, the need for reflexivity in political discourse has never been more pressing. Reflexivity—the act...

European Populism: From Left to Right

Populism in Europe has undergone a dramatic transformation over the last few decades. From the fringes of political life to the heart of government...

The Populist Wave and Polarization in Europe

Over the past decade, Europe has experienced a significant rise in populism, leading to increasing political polarization. Populist parties, both on the left and...

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The 2026 Nobel Peace Prize is already carrying the...

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Managing the New Cold War: What Trump and Xi Really Want from Their Beijing Summit

When Donald Trump lands in Beijing on 14 May,...

Egypt’s Role in China’s Military Silk Road: UAE Bases and Joint Strategy

China is encouraging an Egyptian military presence in the...

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