Trump wants to bring even more white Afrikaners to the U.S. Carolyn E. Holmes - October 16, 2025 This White House program bumps out thousands of refugees who have provisional approval to emigrate.
Ukrainians don’t think much of Putin’s ‘peace’ plan Grigore Pop-Eleches and Graeme Robertson - August 26, 2025 Our surveys from earlier this summer show overwhelming opposition to a Russian land grab.
The Epstein files have managed to unite liberal and conservative media Jan Zilinsky - August 6, 2025 A new analysis shows Trump’s handling of this story has prompted critical headlines across the board.
China’s 75th anniversary tries to downplay the struggling economy Jeremy Wallace and Victor Shih - October 7, 2024 A conversation with Victor Shih on what we saw this week – and who we didn’t see.
The ICC is investigating violence in Israel and Palestine Kelebogile Zvobgo - October 18, 2023 Israel doesn’t recognize the court’s jurisdiction – but it should.
Will Ghana’s new e-levy help the economy recover from the pandemic? Richard Aidoo - August 9, 2022 Ghana isn’t the only country to try to tax mobile money transactions
Cyber hacktivists are busy undermining Putin’s invasion Max Smeets and Brita Achberger - May 12, 2022 Here’s what we know about one group
Slovenia voted against an illiberal leader and for an untested party Tim Haughton and Alenka Krasovec - April 25, 2022 Why did a brand-new party win the parliamentary election?
Ukraine’s oligarchs are united against Russia Silviya Nitsova - April 4, 2022 That wasn’t the case in 2014.
Putin’s invasion of Ukraine didn’t rely on cyberwarfare. Here’s why. Shawn W. Lonergan, Erica D. Lonergan, Brandon Valeriano, and Benjamin Jensen - March 7, 2022 Cyber operations don’t win wars, our research finds.