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Trump’s call for ‘patriotic education’ creates a dilemma for the Democrats
A rules-based order is giving way to something that feels more like 19th-century imperialism
There is a world of rogue powers with an animus against the EU to deal with first
Countries with nuclear weapons are moving closer to military confrontation
The outgoing Japanese prime minister was right to reject appeasement
Pinning hopes on positives polls puts party in danger of ignoring the lessons of 2016
Business logic has been displaced by strategic rivalry
The Indian and Turkish leaders are remaking their nations as faith-based states
A revived EU will be a stronger partner for the US
The rule of law is threatened by Communist party authority
Trump, Bolsonaro and Johnson have all demonstrated incompetence in a crisis
It is folly for China to drive its rival into America’s arms
A flawed policy on Covid-19 was driven by the country’s exceptionalism
China’s pride and paranoia are a dangerous mix for the world
Despite current despair, politics can change the future of racial justice
If life were a morality tale, the Covid-19 antics would turn Brazilians against the populist president
For both pragmatic and democratic reasons, it would be lunacy to sue the German government
The nationalist right and radical left are united in their contempt for liberalism
An inquiry into the origins of Covid-19 is needed, but both sides are resistant
Several long-running conflicts are edging towards a temporary halt to hostilities
It is easy to take advantage of frightened people who have accepted infringements on freedom
Two questions serve as a reality check on excessive American declinism
Why the Germans and Dutch are right to resist this way of sharing coronavirus costs
As the human and economic damage mounts, old political divides are likely to re-emerge
The pushback against globalisation will come from protectionists, national-security hawks and greens
Arguments for authoritarianism and against democracy will be made with increased boldness
It is an illusion to see victory for the former US vice-president as a geopolitical calendar reset
The UK is being belligerent, the EU inflexible. But a deal can be done this year
It is not illegitimate to change borders, but it must be done through negotiation
The UK’s decision on Huawei should give the US cause for reflection as much as reproach
But its coal addiction and authoritarian system mean it will struggle to take a global lead
At home and abroad, Xi’s hardline approach is having negative effects
Blessed by economic good fortune, it now faces a future blighted by climate change
Targeted killing is no substitute for patient and vigilant foreign policy
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