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Africa’s Sahel region witnesses its fifth coup in the past year. This one is the first to really imperil a democracy.

As the situation on the Ukrainian border grows more tense, the United States finds itself in a hole of its own digging.

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The European Parliament wants to regulate the tech industry. There are problems, especially regarding freedom of expression.

Digital currencies hold great promise, but democracies need to be careful. Both within and without, authoritarians could reap all the benefits.

The global vaccination campaign is still behind schedule. Failing to bring it up to speed would be both a serious moral failing and a missed opportunity.