

Democracy and Its Enemies
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Catholics v. the Constitution Ian Buruma warns that a Supreme Court now controlled by religious radicals poses a grave threat to US institutions. -
Fighting Big Lies Fighting Big Lies
Noëlle Lenoir sees the need for stronger legal action against malicious disinformation and those who spread it. -
America’s Leaky Justice America’s Leaky Justice
Aziz Huq explains why the source of a US Supreme Court draft opinion may be more important than the opinion itself. -
Can Anti-EU Populism Survive Putin’s War? Can Anti-EU Populism Survive Putin’s War?
Philippe Legrain highlights growing evidence that Russia’s attack on Ukraine has weakened its allies in Europe. -
The False Promise of Democratic Peace The False Promise of Democratic Peace
Robert Skidelsky identifies fundamental flaws in the argument that dictatorship is the main barrier to world peace. -
France’s Presidential Election Matters for Us All France’s Presidential Election Matters for Us All
Chris Patten argues that the second-round runoff on April 24 represents a crucial test for democracy. -
The Treason of the Conservatives The Treason of the Conservatives
Jan-Werner Mueller explains why fans of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have little problem with autocracy and theft. -
Why Orbán Won Again Why Orbán Won Again
Dorottya Szikra & Mitchell A. Orenstein say that Hungary’s strongman can rely on more than media control and a rigged electoral system. -
Hungary’s Manipulated Election Hungary’s Manipulated Election
Bálint Magyar & Bálint Madlovics show why the vote returning Fidesz to power cannot be considered “free and fair,” or even “free but not fair.”