What Europe can do to reverse democratic backsliding 🎧 Erik Voeten and Daniel Kelemen - February 19, 2024 A conversation with Dan Kelemen about the successes and failures of stopping democratic decline in Hungary and the rest of Europe.
UN court decides Russia has violated treaty to combat terrorism Kelebogile Zvobgo - February 16, 2024 But the court didn’t agree with most of Ukraine’s complaint.
Democrats aren’t driving radicalization on immigration Ashley Jardina and Trent Ollerenshaw - February 15, 2024 A recent Washington Post op-ed blames the wrong party.
Hungary’s president just resigned Joshua Tucker - February 14, 2024 And that’s the least interesting part of an evolving political scandal.
The puzzle of Americans’ economic pessimism isn’t a puzzle at all John Sides - February 13, 2024 There’s a potential resolution to the big "vibes" debate.
Can the U.S. pressure Israel to end the war? Jeremy Pressman - February 12, 2024 The U.S. government has a long history of trying to restrain Israel, with mixed success.
What the ICJ ruling on Ukraine v. Russia means Kelebogile Zvobgo - February 9, 2024 Ukraine disputes Russia’s allegation of genocide – and argues it was a false pretext for war.
Right-wing attacks haven’t dented Taylor Swift’s popularity Michael Tesler - February 8, 2024 Public opinion about the pop star still isn’t that polarized.
What can be done about the unfolding sovereign debt crisis? 🎧 Erik Voeten and Layna Mosley - February 8, 2024 An expert on the politics of sovereign debt, Layna Mosley, takes a closer look at the current global debt crisis – check out our latest podcast episode.