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World
| September 21, 2025

Africa’s young voters redefine electoral priorities across the continent

A growing youth electorate demands economic opportunity, anti-corruption measures and digital access, challenging long-established political elites.
by Frank Peterson
World
| September 20, 2025

Sanctions weaponization sparks debate on the future of globalization

Frequent economic sanctions between powerful nations threaten international trade stability and push countries to seek alternative financial systems.
by Marilyn D. Ogara
Government
| September 19, 2025

Public infrastructure faces a funding overhaul as maintenance backlogs grow

Governments confront aging roads, bridges and transit systems with unprecedented repair costs, pushing legislators toward new financing models and private partnerships.
by James J. Holmes
World
| September 18, 2025

Geopolitics of rare minerals intensifies as green transition accelerates

Nations compete for access to lithium, cobalt and rare earths essential for batteries, clean energy infrastructure and defense technologies.
by Frederik V. Winther
World
| September 17, 2025

The return of military coups raises concerns over democratic backsliding

Recent government overthrows in multiple regions prompt experts to warn of weakening civilian control and eroding trust in electoral institutions.
by Scott R. Gholson
Government
| September 17, 2025

Local governments test participatory budgeting to rebuild civic trust

Cities are allowing residents to directly vote on portions of public spending, hoping to strengthen engagement and transparency in community decision-making.
by Samuel A. Ortega

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World
| September 18, 2025

Geopolitics of rare minerals intensifies as green transition accelerates

by Frederik V. Winther
Government
| October 3, 2025

How polarization is reshaping the United States

by Samuel A. Ortega

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Government
| October 3, 2025

How polarization is reshaping the United States

Political polarization is transforming American society, affecting policy-making, social cohesion, and public trust in institutions, with implications for democracy and governance.
by Samuel A. Ortega
Government
| September 30, 2025

Governments adopt crisis simulations to prepare for future pandemics

National agencies are running large-scale emergency drills using AI-generated outbreak scenarios to improve response coordination and avoid past failures.
by James J. Holmes
World
| September 28, 2025

Rising populism shapes the future of global democracy

Populist movements worldwide are reshaping political landscapes, influencing democratic institutions, policy priorities, and public trust in government.
by Frederik V. Winther
World
| September 26, 2025

A new multipolar era reshapes global diplomatic alliances

Major powers form flexible partnerships rather than rigid blocs, signaling a shift toward transactional diplomacy driven by regional interests rather than ideology.
by Scott R. Gholson
Government
| September 24, 2025

Elections under scrutiny: How misinformation threatens trust in politics

Misinformation campaigns and social media distortions are undermining public confidence in elections, raising concerns about democracy, voter behavior, and institutional credibility worldwide.
by Mariana Azevedo Araujo
World
| September 23, 2025

Border tensions rise as climate migration accelerates across continents

Governments struggle to balance humanitarian commitments with national security concerns as climate-displaced populations increase in scale and urgency.
by Larry P. Willis

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