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Viktor Orban’s Hungary: A Democracy Backsliding

With the end of the Cold War and fall of the Soviet Union in 1989, the political systems of eastern Europe began to undergo massive change. As...

Early April saw populist leader Viktor Orban claim victory in the Hungarian election, with his right-wing party Fidesz winning a two-thirds...

In a recent article published by The Washington Post, the author lays out potential problems with an already problematic situation in Ukraine,...

In his essay in the New York Times titled, Trump Poses a Test Democracy is Failing, Thomas B. Edsall, a professor of political journalism at...

The trucker convoy made its way from Virginia's Interstate Highway into our state’s capital. Over the course of three weeks the convoy camped...

Europe, host to much of the bloodiest fighting during both World Wars, has since experienced decades without a major conflict between member...

LGBT people have long been an extremely oppressed group in places all over the world. While many nations in the global north currently have...

Portrait of Ketanji Brown Jackson. On July 29, 1994, Justice Stephan Breyer was confirmed to the US Supreme court with an 87-to-9 vote. ...

The war in Ukraine has awakened international cooperation unlike any event since World War II, as international organizations and states have...