Donald Trump takes advantage of the public’s profound, social-media-fueled cynicism.
Like addicts or alcoholics, we’ll first need to admit that we have a problem before we can really begin to solve it.
Unlike in the Cold War, Moscow isn’t promoting itself, but rather seeks to undermine Western institutions.
Trump’s rise nevertheless fits very well into Chinese, Russian and other narratives about the benefits of authoritarianism.
His form of scattershot messaging has attracted voters in plenty of other places, from Chávez’s Venezuela to Putin’s Russia.
His new campaign manager returns to U.S. politics after many years spent working for Ukraine’s thuggish former president.
The United States can't afford for the U.K. to lose its foothold as a world leader.
The Dutch vote against a European trade deal with Ukraine shows the power of small groups of angry people.
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