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How Transnational Repression Tests European Democracies

The use of coercive methods by authoritarian regimes to target dissidents abroad poses a significant challenge to European democracies. Political refugees are often forced to self-censor out of fear of... Read full article

Hossein Amjadi - April 25, 2026

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Pakistan Can’t Export Rocks Forever
by Dr. Sahibzada Muhammad Usman
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Singularity and the Doomsday Clock
by Alfredo Toro Hardy
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Rethinking Healthcare Productivity and the Strategic Role of Regenerative Medicine
by Masaaki Yoshimori
Central & South Asia
Fostering Social Media Resilience and the Well-Being of Children in the Digital Age
by Dr. Sugandha Nagpal

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Easter and Passover Explained: Two Stories, One Crossing

by Liam Roman, Casey Herrmann & Roberta Artemisia Campani

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The Indian Subcontinent’s Hindu-Muslim Divide

by Pocket Dynamo, Atul Singh & Ishtiaq Ahmed

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Understanding the 1975 Autocratic “Emergency” in India

by Vikram K. Malkani, Atul Singh & Lee Thompson-Kolar

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The Story of World War II

by Atul Singh, Abul-Hasanat Siddique & Anton Schauble

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The Timeline of Jeffrey Epstein

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Soft Power, Hard Fall: From Marshall Plan to Wrecking Ball

US soft power has suffered irreparable damage under Trump and Netanyahu’s aggressive foreign policy. By framing conflicts as civilizational clashes...

The Pope, the President and His Three Apostles

Donald Trump’s attempt at self-canonization on social media fails. He attacks the pope for critiquing the...

The Agenbite of Diplomacy: Are Negotiations Still a Thing?

Language sometimes betrays us. Politicians routinely betray language. Trump has perfected a trend he didn’t initiate:...

Beware Hubris: Trump’s Iran War Has an Ozymandias Flavor

Never short of hyperinflated self-praise and self-adulation, US President Donald...

by Alan Waring

Iran’s Collective Trauma: The Psychological Aftermath of Repression and Violence

by Dr. Bahareh Sahebi

All Eyes Are on Cuba, and No One Knows How Its Future Could Play Out

by Laura Pavon

Capitalism at 250: Freedom, Legitimacy and the Renewal of the Market Order

by John F. Halbleib & Masaaki Yoshimori

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FO Podcasts: The Big Paradox — Why Immigration Divides America Like Nothing Else

In this episode of FO Podcasts, Atul Singh and Kent Jenkins Jr. examine why Americans support strict border control but oppose mass deportations. While Trump’s policies sharply reduced illegal crossings, public opinion turned as enforcement targeted individuals in local communities. The discussion highlights a deeper...

by Kent Jenkins Jr. & Atul Singh

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