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Scotland’s post-Brexit perspectives

Scotland has fostered a distinct European profile throughout the Brexit process — yet maintaining it will be the real challenge

By Anthony Salamone

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Trump is abusing his tariff power, too

Donald Trump abuses US trade policy for his own interests and without the approval of Congress. That's definitely illegal

By Paul Krugman

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Bolivia's left stands united

Evo Morales' movement might be able to exploit the right's failure to close their ranks ahead of the upcoming elections

By Philipp Kauppert

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Moscow's Syria gamble has worked

Now the most influential actor in the Middle East, Russia looks positively at its engagement in Syria

By Fyodor Lukyanov

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Russia’s path toward a better political capitalism

Branko Milanović explains the possible thinking behind Vladimir Putin’s recent clouded constitutional announcements

By Branko Milanović

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Why AI will not abolish work

Without new ways of fairly distributing paid and unpaid work, technologies such as AI could bring about a highly divided world

By Andrea Komlosy

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What Megxit can teach us about Brexit

Britain has formally left the EU — and nobody knows what will come next. But perhaps Megxit can give us an idea

By Christos Katsioulis

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Who can defeat Trump?

Sanders, Biden, Warren? With the race in Iowa too tight to call, there's just one winner so far: American social democracy

By Harold Meyerson

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Trump‘s piece plan

Trump’s ‘deal of the century’ offers Palestinians only scattered islets of land. It will bring everything but peace to the region

By Hannes Alpen

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'Remains of weapons were found at the site of an air attack'

European arms companies may be liable to prosecution for aiding war crimes in Yemen, lawyer Miriam Saage-Maaß argues