Violent protests erupted across Nepal on Monday, leaving at least 19 people dead and over 100 injured in the country’s worst unrest in decades. The demonstrations, largely fueled by a
France’s political landscape is in turmoil following the collapse of Prime Minister François Bayrou’s government on Monday. A no-confidence vote, resulting in 364 votes against and 194 in favor, ousted
We often think of government policy as an abstract and distant force, something debated by politicians in faraway capitals and summarized in dense, unreadable reports. But the reality is far
Political corruption is a poison. It is a quiet, creeping sickness that, left unchecked, can hollow out the most powerful nations from within. It is not merely a matter of
History, as the saying goes, doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes. In our breathless, 24-hour news cycle, there is a powerful temptation to view every crisis as unprecedented, every
Remember the summer of 2020? For a few days, Instagram was a sea of black squares. It was a well-intentioned gesture of solidarity, but what did it accomplish? This is
When we think of political corruption, we picture briefcases full of cash exchanged in smoky backrooms. But this cartoonish image distracts us from the real rot. The most corrosive corruption
When we think of political corruption, we picture briefcases full of cash exchanged in smoky backrooms. But this cartoonish image distracts us from the real rot. The most corrosive corruption
It was the war that was supposed to be over by Christmas. In the radiant, sun-drenched summer of 1914, the young men of Europe marched off to the railway stations,
Corruption is a word we think we know. We see it in screaming headlines about bribery scandals, in images of dictators with gold-plated toilets, in hushed conversations about backroom deals.
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