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Jonathan Bernstein
Weird Is the New Normal for US Midterms
Presidential popularity, or lack of it, tends to predict how well each party will fare at the polls. But other factors can also count, especially in years as unusual as this one.
Lionel Laurent
Brexit Threats in Wartime Are Doubly Wrong
UK-EU relations will never be easy. But they should be better than this.
David Fickling
How Climate Is Splintering Australia’s Political Parties
This week’s election will be a lesson for governments around the world, as rising fossil fuel prices make energy a hazardous issue to navigate.
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New South Korean President Takes Office
South Korea’s Yoon Suk Yeol, a former prosecutor who made his name taking down a president, has taken office.
The conservative is facing daunting challenges from a Covid-ravaged economy to increasing weapons tests by North Korea https://bloom.bg/3kTRdjd #대통령님 (Source: Bloomberg)
Queen Elizabeth II to Miss Opening of U.K. Parliament
Dictator’s Son Marcos Set for Landslide Win in Philippine Election
Biden Signs Act to Speed Weapons Delivery to Ukraine
Fiona Hill Says ‘Full Court Press’ Needed to Deal With Putin
U.S. Elections
Billionaire LA Mayor Candidate Caruso Picks Up Support of Rival
Barnette’s Eleventh-Hour Surge Is Shaking Up the Pennsylvania GOP Senate Primary
White House Ties Republicans to a Tax-Hike Plan Disowned by GOP
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