The NATO summit is a tale of three cities
What political gambles and uncertainty in London, Paris, and Washington could mean for international security.
Politicians on all sides campaign on restricting immigration
Voters dislike immigration, especially when it is unauthorized. That’s pushing all politicians to respond.
People thought tactical voting was a big deal in Britain’s general election. It wasn’t.
It is wildly unlikely that Labour could have won, even if British voters had been more tactically aware
Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to finish Brexit at last?
These four things could determine this week’s U.K. election.
Russia wants more influence in Africa. It’s using disinformation to get there.
Facebook says the oligarch behind the Internet Research Agency is involved.
Brexit shows how a tiny party can have big consequences
Nigel Farage’s pro-Brexit parties forced the much bigger Conservative Party to live up to its rhetoric
Don’t want to discuss Trump or impeachment at Thanksgiving? Try this instead.
Dazzle (or distract) the table with what else has been happening while they weren’t looking.
The U.K. is voting — again. Here are 4 possible ways the parliamentary election could go.
Keep your eyes on Nigel Farage.
Boris Johnson wants to call a U.K. election. But can he win it?
Nothing is simple in British politics at the moment
British voters used to care about political parties. Now they just care about Brexit.
What to do about Europe overwhelms U.K. views on almost everything else.
What do British voters think of their new prime minister?
Here’s why the new Brexit Party may be a threat.
Tinder just agreed to let Russia review its data on demand. That could be dangerous for Russians.
So why does Russia want to peek into its citizens’ bedrooms?
How do U.K. voters feel now about the E.U.? Here’s what our survey found.
In the European Parliament elections, Conservatives and Labour alike saw their support plummet.
Did Russia make Brexit promoter Nigel Farage a ‘YouTube star’?
Or was the BBC involved as well?
Donald Trump is a symbol of white identity politics in Europe, too
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Why the Brexit referendum might not be the last word on Britain’s E.U. membership
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So is the wave of populist nationalism finished? Hardly.
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No, Sweden isn’t hiding an immigrant crime problem. This is the real story.
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France’s National Front scandal has exposed the dirty little secret of Europe’s far right
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Democracy weakens when workers have less power
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What Thomas Hobbes can tell us about Donald Trump and conflicts of interest
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Which election forecast was the most accurate? Or rather: The least wrong?
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Hillary Clinton would win in Australia, New Zealand, England, Canada, France, Mexico and Germany. But not Russia.
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What do Trump and Brexit have in common? Warnings of electoral fraud.
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No, Brexit is not the end of the liberal world order
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Post-Brexit, the U.K. is in its worst political crisis since 1940
On June 23, 2016, Britain voted to leave the European
The U.K. has voted for Brexit. Here’s what happens next.
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Four keys for predicting whether Britain will leave the European Union
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In the Netherlands, there is no rising tide of skepticism about the European Union
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No, Trump won’t win votes from disaffected Democrats in the fall
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This is what Trump supporters and your argumentative uncle have in common
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These days we watch debates on two screens: TV and social media. And that’s good for democracy.
As the Republican presidential hopefuls prepare for their last 2015
Who benefits from a British referendum on European Union membership?
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What changed and what stayed the same in the U.K. election
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Britain’s election highlights the instability of its political system
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Britain's election highlights the instability of its political system
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Social media, #Immigration, and political knowledge in #Ukelection2015
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Four key developments to watch in the British election
The following is a guest post by political scientist Tim Haughton
What would Britain look like under Proportional Representation?
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The gender gap in performance evaluations in the UK election leadership debates
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Jean-Claude Juncker and the populist Zeitgeist in European politics
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Are European parliamentarians responsive to their voters?
Last week about 500 million eligible voters had the opportunity
The Le Pen-Wilders alliance and the European Parliament: Plus ça change, plus la meme chose
This is a guest post by Cas Mudde, an assistant
Why the Swiss voted to cap immigration
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Cameron’s European Gambit
The following is a guest post by Georgetown University political