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Spy Wars: The Hidden Foe America Must Defeat to Save Its Democracy
Russia’s military intelligence chief Igor Kostyukov has left fingerprints in the U.
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European Youth Bet on Authoritarian States to Fix Climate Change
They care deeply about climate change.
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What the Youth Vote Actually Looks Like
In a US presidential election that will be won at the margins, neither candidate can afford to ignore the youth vote.
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Butterfly Effect: Iran's Returning to the 2020 Race — Advantage: Trump
With a landslide win in last week's elections, Iran's hardliners are expected to provoke America to regain their own credibility.
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The Carlos Watson Show
The Carlos Watson Show brings bold, impactful conversations with culture-defining celebrities, intellectual pioneers and changemakers, spotlighting the voices you need to hear to make sense of this important time in American history.
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Butterfly Effect: China’s Real Target Is Taiwan
For Xi Jinping, the new controversial law for Hong Kong is a means to send a message to Taiwan and the West, and to regain domestic credibility.
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Reformist Dreams Fade for Anwar Ibrahim ... and Southeast Asia
A failed "father-son" relationship sours hopes for democracy in both Malaysia and the region.
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Former CIA Chief Weighs In on Iowa Debacle
Russia has its eyes on Iowa and is likely salivating.
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How to Disrupt an Election 2.0
If you want to disrupt democracy with a cyberattack, forget the voting machines and go after everything else.
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Donald Dossier: Trial and Fury
Even after the Lev Parnas bombshells, don't expect extra witnesses in the Senate trial.
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The Global Vote: The 2020 Elections to Track
These elections will shape the world that America’s next president confronts.
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The Weekender
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Taiwan Scores Over China by Welcoming Hong Kong Protesters
Election-bound Taiwan is taking in a rapidly increasing number of Hongkongers, for whom the self-governing region is emerging as a democratic beacon.
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Is She Bolivia’s New Divider in Chief?
Far from calming things down, Jeanine Añez has only deepened divisions in Bolivia, say experts.