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Sudan has returned to a joint civil-military government after its military attempted to seize power, but the road ahead is by no means free of obstacles.
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Philip's previous explanation of the coup
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We want neat theories to explain how we got to where we are, and where to go next, but life isn’t so simple or scientific.
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Gerrymandering is a problem. But it’s not clear that America’s illnesses can be cured by independent redistricting.
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Our explanation of Germany's PR system
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With inflation still on the rise, Democrats are paying a political price. But a closer look suggests that the economic reality is more mixed.
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Harry's recent Focus on the errors of poll-chasing
Philip's previous Insight on the supply chain and inflation
Harry's Insight on how spending could reduce inflation
Philip's Insight on media hypocrisy regarding Afghanistan
Philip's Insight making the case for common sense
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Democrats are scrambling to develop a strategy for winning in a bad political environment. Polls can help, but they won’t be nearly enough.
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Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega won re-election after jailing opposition, but some American commentators see nothing wrong.
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The recent Bird's Eye episode discussing Hungary's example of similar behavior
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Ethiopia’s civil conflict marks its first anniversary. And yet there still hasn’t been a clear explanation of how it happened.
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Mr. Davison's excellent and detailed briefing on the current conflict.
Harry's piece on the civil war in Yemen.
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Is President Biden’s big bipartisan spend on infrastructure a sign of the future to come, or a post-COVID blip we’ll soon forget?
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Philip's recent Focus
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Much ado about spending can obscure just how critical regulatory reform is to reaching a sustainable future.
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That early Bird's Eye episode I mentioned
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Lack of accountability for a drone strike that killed ten civilians indicates a new need for oversight.
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