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Russia, North Korea, and Iran are the world’s most powerful rogue states.
With the Turkish parliament officially approving Sweden's membership of NATO, will Hungary remain the lone holdout? How will the West react to North Korea arming Russia for the war in Ukraine? Is a temporary ceasefire between Israel and Hamas likely in exchange for the release of all remaining hostages? Ian Bremmer shares his insights on global politics this week on World In :60.
Political scientist Yascha Mounk argues progressive ideology about race, gender, and sexual orientation, known as identity politics, has gained outsized power over mainstream institutions in the US.
Nikki Haley lost the New Hampshire primary on Tuesday, but you wouldn’t have known it based on the response from the crowd at her … non-victory speech.
Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday doubled down on the war in Gaza after two dozen IDF reservists were killed in the deadliest single day for Israeli forces since Israel’s ground invasion of the enclave began.
10 billion: A US appeals court ruled Monday that a long-running $10 billion lawsuit filed by Mexico against US gun manufacturers can go forward.
Starting mid-day Wednesday, Argentina’s most powerful unions will stop work to demonstrate against the financial overhauls proposed by new President Javier Milei, as his omnibus spending bill works its way through Congress.
Germany’s Federal Constitutional Court ruled Tuesday that the small far-right Die Heimat party may not receive funding from the federal government because of its anti-democratic and ethno-nationalist goals.
The debate over art repatriation at Western art museums raises issues of ownership, appropriation, and the broader struggle over identity and cultural heritage.