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How Hungary’s Tisza Party won everything, everywhere, all at once
Tisza won a landslide victory in the 2026 Hungarian elections, removing Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz from power after sixteen years in...
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It’s time for a more pragmatic EU-China trade relationship
Should the EU pursue closer relations with China? Lorenzo Codogno argues that rather than being led by national security concerns,...
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What should we expect from the next Hungarian government?
Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party won a landslide victory in Hungary’s election on 12 April, ending 16 years of rule by...
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Why don’t all immigrants support progressive parties?
Why don’t all immigrants support progressive parties with pro-immigration policies? Korinna O. Lindemann and António Valentim present new evidence suggesting...
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In the age of AI, citizens may become more critical of human decision-makers
Could artificial intelligence change the way we think about decisions made by humans? Florian Stoeckel presents new research showing that...
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The rise and fall of Iran’s forward defence strategy
For decades, Iran cultivated a network of non-state actors to keep military threats at arm’s length. Arash Reisinezhad writes that...
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Italy’s referendum – is the Italian right as united as it seems?
Italy will hold a referendum on reforms to the justice system on 22–23 March. Marino De Luca writes that behind...
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What skills policy can tell us about the tunnel vision of policymakers
We often assume that policies are built on data and evidence, yet beliefs and narratives, whether “right” or “wrong”, can...
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Berkay Ozcan: “Immigration is not a silver bullet for falling birth rates”
Why are people across the world having fewer children? In an interview with LSE’s Anna Bevan, Berkay Ozcan discusses the...
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How the Czech Senate protects the country from democratic backsliding – LSE European Politics
Compared with other Central and Eastern European countries, the Czech Republic has proved remarkably resilient to democratic backsliding. Drawing on...
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