The Resilience of India’s Fourth Party System
Despite this spring’s electoral setback, the BJP retains its dominant position at the center of Indian politics.
· September 26, 2024
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Don’t Drop the Ball on Kosovo
The leaders of Kosovo and Serbia have learned how to play the West. To restore credibility, the EU and the United States should draw clear red lines and respond firmly when these are crossed.
· September 10, 2024
Borders Without a Nation: Syria, Outside Powers, and Open-Ended Instability
In Syria’s border regions, changes in demographics, economics, and security mean that an inter-Syrian peace process will require consensus among main regional powers that Syria must remain united, that no one side can be victorious, and that perennial instability threatens the region.
· September 10, 2024
The Biden Administration is Under Pressure to Reach a Ceasefire Deal
President Biden has been talking about a ceasefire deal for Gaza all summer long. It's an important but elusive goal for his legacy, and for Vice President Harris' campaign, too.
India's Path to Food Security Has No Quick Fixes
Achieving it necessitates a comprehensive strategy that integrates both immediate and long-term solutions.
Tunisian President Shakes up His Government Ahead of Upcoming Elections
Tunisia President Kais Saied announced on Sunday a broad cabinet reshuffle of 19 ministers, nearly the entire government, ahead of the October 6 presidential election.
Resistant to Reform? Improving U.S. Immigration Policy Through Data, Evidence, and Innovation
The United States needs more research into which immigration policies actually work for newcomers and host communities.
- Adam Lichtenheld,
- Natalie Chaudhuri ,
- Sigrid Lupieri
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