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Trump deploys National Guard to stop LA immigration protests, defying California’s governor. Why experts call the move dangerous

US Immigration · United States

Trump deploys National Guard to stop LA immigration protests, defying California’s governor. Why experts call the move dangerous

42% Left coverage: 332 sources

President Donald Trump ordered the deployment of 2,000 National Guard troops to quell immigration protests in Los Angeles, overriding California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s objections in a rare move. See the Story

Guardians of the Broken Order

Ursula Von Der Leyen · United States

Guardians of the Broken Order

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

As the world drifts into disorder, the foundations of global cooperation are eroding. The rules-based international order – once anchored in robust multilateral institutions and US leadership – is under siege from rising authoritarianism, intensifying rivalry and renewed military aggression. With the US stepping back and conflicts escalating, the order’s future depends on whether others will uphold it. This instability is also undermining progre…See the Story

The Empire strikes back, and Europe is confused

The Empire strikes back, and Europe is confused

While the world is experiencing the comeback of imperial powers, a fragmented Europe is struggling with its new role — and with itself Read Article

Trump’s newspeak threatens us all

Some 2 500 years ago, Confucius was reportedly asked what he would do first if granted absolute power. ‘I would rectify the names of things’, he replied. Changing the language used, he suggested, would enable him to guide ‘affairs’ and ensure that ‘punishments and rewards’ were ‘appropriate’. Confucius understood that language is not merely descriptive, but prescriptive: by shaping thought and discourse, it determines actions and outcomes. Now, …Donald Trump · United States Read Article

When the disciple becomes the master

The doctrine of Wandel durch Handel, or ‘change through trade’, shaped international trade and geopolitics for several decades. It holds that deepening commercial ties between nations will lead to the gradual spread of ideas and values — chiefly Western democratic values. The doctrine has served as a rationale for Germany’s stance towards authoritarian countries, and successive US presidents have used it to make the case for appeasement and trad…Trade · China Read Article

The cost of war beyond the battlefield

The faces of the Kyiv Metro commuters had changed since I had last been there in late spring 2021, 9 months before Russia’s invasion. The fervour of an achievable victory, one which every Ukrainian keeps deep in their heart, has been trumped by the exhaustion of over three years of war. There is no one left untouched by the conflict, and the faces and stories of everyone met reflects the emotional toll of a war long-run and hard fought. In a cou…Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia Read Article

Too much of a green thing

Where does our energy come from; how is it produced; who pays the price for it; and how much consumption is enough? If you listen to EU policymakers and read their policy initiatives, you would be forgiven for thinking that, with Europe no longer dependent on Russia, energy is in fairly easy and abundant supply. After all, aren’t we mostly using renewable energy now, and, well, isn’t it renewable...? What can be the harm in that? But the true st…Read Article

The Thorny Path for South Korea’s New President

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Lee Jae-myung’s victory is an affirmation of democracy after Yoon Suk Yeol’s martial law bidLee Jae-Myung · South Korea See the Story

How Aristotle can save us

When life feels hollow, Aristotle reminds us: politics is not just power, but a moral pursuit of meaning, virtue and human flourishing Read Article

Europe Has to Back Its New Defence Start-Ups

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Cheaper and quicker-to-produce weapons are needed to deter Russia and other threatsEuropean Union See the Story

Fair work is possible

What do the plumber who repairs your broken drainpipe, your babysitter, your cleaner and the young man who delivers your dinner have in common? You are increasingly likely to hire them via a platform. Construction workers, beauticians, designers, and even teachers, engineers and architects are increasingly engaged via digital employment platforms. For you as a customer or employer this is both cheap and convenient — but for workers, it is quite …Germany · Germany Read Article

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