Brazil’s Civil Society Deterred a Coup and Calmed Tensions
Quick and transparent results, holding political actors accountable, curbing disinformation, and fostering cross-party collaboration are tools that any democracy can use to defuse tensions.
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The Case for a New Arab Peace Initiative
A focus on Palestinian rights must come before negotiations over a state.
Great Power Politics
Analyzing Bob Woodward's new book, War, and the end of Bidenism.
Indian Americans at the Ballot Box: Results From the 2024 Indian American Attitudes Survey
Ahead of the November U.S. election, a new Carnegie survey reveals the political preferences and issues animating Indian Americans, many of which challenge conventional electoral wisdom.
- Sumitra Badrinathan,
- Devesh Kapur,
- Milan Vaishnav
Recent Elections and the State of Democracy in Tunisia
A conversation about the recent elections in Tunisia, their lack of credibility, how they have been received by U.S. and other foreign officials, and what they say about the trajectory of democracy, both in Tunisia and elsewhere in the Middle East.
Prabowo’s Indonesia: Inheriting Democracy at Dusk
Prabowo Subianto, long viewed as an authoritarian threat, inherits a democracy that is less accountable and less competitive than at any other time since the country's political transition.
- Sana Jaffrey,
- Eve Warburton
How Kamala Harris Should Put America First — for Real
The era of unrivaled American primacy, in the shadow of the Soviet collapse, may be over. But a new era of responsible American leadership can begin.
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