Change
History is the study of change, and politics is the struggle to determine its direction.
From revolutions to the quiet transformations that reshape our societies, change is the force that drives history forward, or backward.
In this edition, we explore the changes that have shaped our world, and those defining its future.
In this edition10 articles
Ukrainian-Hungarian Relations Are Healing, But it Takes Time
From pipeline politics to reconciliation.
While the World Pushes Immigrants Away, Spain Invites Half a Million
Pedro Sánchez is defying global political trends, and it is working.
Losing Track of All of France’s presidential Candidates? You’re Not Alone
Understanding the complexity behind one of Europe’s most significant elections this decade.
The Far Right Is Rising in a Country That Once Swore “Never Again”
The empirics behind AfD’s unprecedented electoral success.
Javier Milei, Madman or Hero?
Understanding the change that Argentina voted for.
The UN Matters Way More Than You Think
The UN’s failures are loud, but its victories very quiet.
My Grandfather Escaped Hungary in 1956. The Country Is Still Arguing Over What That Year Means.
Are Hungarians finally getting the freedom they sought?
How a Promise of Justice Creates Political Crisis in Lebanon
What is left of the legal system when punishment becomes the exception and amnesty the status quo?
What America's AI Slowdown Means for Europe
Europe is proving that regulation and growth can coexist.
Spain’s Youth is Desperately in Search of Representation
How did a generation raised in democracy become drawn to political extremes?