Taking symbolic and tactical cues from similar demonstrations in Thailand and Hong Kong, the protesters of Myanmar have seemingly joined the ‘Milk Tea Alliance’ of Southeast Asian pro-democracy movements, an informal coalition that has grown online since 2020.

Many of those who scaled the walls and stormed the Capitol had congregated in online chat rooms populated with QAnon adherents.

Calling for a divided nation to put aside differences to celebrate a shared love for country, Biden urged Americans to come together to face present challenges.

The initial backlash was directed at the prime minister, who gained control of the government after a coup d’état in 2014 and has since won an election held under controversial circumstances in 2019.

In France, a moment of chaos during a council meeting served as an example of younger feminists clashing with older generations of the movement.

During his presidential campaign, supporters of Wine have continued to face police violence.

Abrams played an instrumental role in flipping the traditionally red state of Georgia for the Democrats, securing an additional 16 electoral votes for the Democratic presidential ticket.

It seems that everyone, regardless of nationality, had a strong opinion on the 2020 electoral race.

A return to multilateral foreign policy does not simply entail addressing the changes wrought by the Trump administration.

How was Johnson’s deal different from May’s?

Kiwis stick together, especially when up against an Australian.

Electoral reform would leave a defining mark on the country’s political history, as the changes made will not be revisited for decades.

As Turkey sends multitudes of migrants, potentially numbering in the millions, toward the Greek border, Austria’s Chancellor Sebastian Kurz has once again made the case for a steady response based on maintaining security and order along Europe’s frontiers.

The project was shelved following intense backlash from politicians and citizens across Germany.

President Trump calls his ‘Peace to Prosperity’ plan a “win-win opportunity for both sides.” This claim is hotly contested, with many observers seeing it as unequivocally favouring Israel.

Prior to his electoral victory, Donald Trump notably declared: “I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody, and I wouldn’t lose any voters.” Four years and one impeachment later, this statement has never seemed more true.

From an extradition bill in Hong Kong to electoral transparency in Bolivia to public transit fares in Chile, the proximal causes of the protests that unfolded in 2019 appear to vary immensely.

Donald Trump recently became the 3rd President in American history to be impeached – but he won’t be the first removed from office.

This is the first time that a sitting Israeli Prime Minister has been indicted on corruption charges and it does not bode well for Netanyahu’s chances of reelection.

What does the West want?