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Moldova’s president now has a legislative majority to push through her anti-corruption agenda
Voters in this week’s snap elections were more concerned about graft than geopolitics.
The E.U. is supposed to promote democracy. So why do anti-democratic politicians thrive within it?
Party alliances, subsidies and easy emigration all help soft authoritarians stay in power
There were huge protests in Romania — but what happens next?
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Don’t count on China to rein in North Korea. Here’s why.
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Things are heating up in eastern Ukraine. Here are three reasons why.
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Five fatal flaws in realist analysis of Russia and Ukraine
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The 'failure' of the 'reset:' Obama's great mistake? Or Putin's?
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The ‘failure’ of the ‘reset:’ Obama’s great mistake? Or Putin’s?
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Polly the parrot is back for forecasting the 2012 U.S. Presidential Election
Andreas Graefe writes: After her great success in 2004 and
Southern European Syndrome
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