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For years, policymakers argued that stronger action against online child abuse required more evidence. But that is no longer a credible excuse, Andy Phippen shows. bit.ly/4n7addi
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While the legacy of enslaved resistance informs political debates in post-colonial societies, it is often downplayed in former slaveholding countries. A new book puts it at the center of modern political thought, writes @LSEnews’ Jake Subryan Richards. bit.ly/4ulwvu0
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Integrating Indian talent into US-led ecosystems is the only way for American firms to maintain their edge against a competitor that views technology as a tool of state control rather than individual empowerment, @Ylli_Bajraktari and @d_jaishankar argue. bit.ly/4tOvDym
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.@Claudiashein's government might not appear fragile just yet, but systems built on concentrated power often appear robust, precisely because they suppress institutional friction, points out Guillermo Ortiz. bit.ly/4eWdnyh
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Christian nationalism has always relied on a mistaken view of international conflict as a “clash of civilizations,” and @realDonaldTrump has simply offered an extreme caricature of this framing, Harold James explains. bit.ly/4n35ysJ
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The question for development in the 21st century is not whether governments should intervene after markets have already failed. It is what kind of economy we want to build in the first place, @MazzucatoM and @LaraMerling explain. bit.ly/4un8ymf
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Viktor Orbán’s fall—the latest episode in an historical dialogue between Hungary and China that started in 1956—will only reinforce Xi Jinping’s conviction that no amount of political liberalization is safe, argues @AsiaSociety’s @samchetwin. bit.ly/4cLEcnz
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The economic case for a service-based toll system on the Strait of Hormuz, administered by Iran in coordination with the Gulf states, is strong, Massoud Karshenas, @HPesaran, and Ron Smith argue. bit.ly/4n96vQq
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.@Pontifex is not the first pope to call out an empire that has lost its way. John Paul II did the same vis-à-vis the Soviet Union, Harold James observes. bit.ly/4n35ysJ
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If you are a university president who has preemptively kowtowed to the Trumpists, you have already failed in your duties, Jan-Werner Mueller argues. bit.ly/4t41ppK
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On #WorldPressFreedomDay, @CarlaNorrlof warns that press freedom is eroding not through overt censorship, but through something more subtle: the weakening of journalism’s ability to translate facts into accountability. When truth no longer produces consequences, democratic decay becomes less visible —but more entrenched. bit.ly/4w5iPF9
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Historian Sudhir Hazareesingh’s recent book offers a rich, nuanced account of how enslaved Africans carried practices of resistance across the Atlantic, reshaping Western liberalism, says @LSEnews’ Jake Subryan Richards. bit.ly/4ulwvu0
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