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[Re]building America’s Soft Power

One key element to the establishment of U.S. global hegemony was the exportation of American culture. However, opinions of the U.S. among foreigners have soured in recent years as a result of Trump’s “America First” doctrine, leaving a vacuum that China is strategically fit to fill.

Confidence in Effort: The Missing Variable in China’s Growth Debate

China’s next growth challenge may depend not only on policy or investment, but on whether ordinary people still believe effort can change their lives.

South Korea at Democracy’s Crossroads

Despite a history of martial law declarations and rising polarization between the People Power Party and Democratic Party, there lies a strong undercurrent of civic responsibility and democratic engagement in South Korea.

Divided by Democracy: South Korea’s Tumultuous Path in 2025

The 2025 South Korean presidential election exposed a deepening political polarization, threatening democratic cohesion in South Korea.

Bukele’s El Salvador: Safe Streets, Silenced Voices

El Salvador President Nayib Bukele’s crackdown on crime has brought unprecedented safety to the nation, but it comes at the cost of democracy, dissent, and the country’s most vulnerable populations

A Democracy Destroyed by Oil

Just as oil can bring wealth and prosperity to a nation, it can bring poverty and crisis as well. The country of Venezuela is an unfortunate case in point.

Elections Wrapped

This initiative sheds light on the unique political processes underpinning elections across nations and their evolution in the coming years.

South Africa’s Political Earthquake

The brazen radicalism of the MK party and its success in upending the ANC's 30-year reign over South African politics reflects an intense backlash to the failures and shortcomings of the ANC’s rule.

Trump’s Gaza Peace Plan is Doomed to Fail

History suggests that Gaza’s “new dawn,” built on the same neoliberal and technocratic peace formulas that have failed time and again, will soon join the long record of temporary truces mistaken for peace.

Iran Voted, But the Regime Still Won

Iran elected an unprecedented President. To many Iranians, this changes nothing.