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Money's influence on the U.S. political system reveals a stark divide between democratic ideals and the control exerted by a powerful elite.
Cambridge Analytica's role in the manipulation of personal data highlights the ethical implications of data-driven decision-making in politics and society.
Fiji's first election since the 2006 military coup raises questions about stability and ethnic tensions as Frank Bainimarama seeks to solidify his power.
Malawi faces a catastrophic famine in 2003 due to a combination of adverse weather, poor governance, and profiteering, leading to widespread starvation.
Ancient civilizations, from the dawn of Mesopotamia to the fall of Rome, shaped the foundations of power in a world influenced by nature's dual role.
Malawi faces a dire humanitarian crisis as bad weather, poor governance, and profiteering lead to widespread starvation and suffering among its people.
Mehmed the Conquerer listens to his council behind a one-way screen, ensuring his control.
Experts discuss the Taliban's income sources as they prepare to govern a whole country.
Ten and a half years of solitary imprisonment led Anwar Ibrahim to call for an end to corruption, labeling officials who steal billions as 'sick-minded.
Brazil's election reveals deep divisions and eroding democratic institutions amid rising hunger.
Kathy Hochul replaces Andrew Cuomo as New York's first female governor amid corruption issues.
Up to 50 billion tonnes of sand is mined yearly, threatening biodiversity and communities.
Mo Ibrahim examines Africa's governance challenges and the continent's neutrality on the Ukraine conflict, linking it to historical colonial injustices.
Donald Trump's first week in office is marked by the issuance of multiple executive orders that significantly shape his administration's agenda and governance.
The National People’s Congress outlines China's future and addresses Hong Kong's electoral changes.
In the ancient Islamic Caliphates, a hierarchical structure led by the Caliph and provincial governors managed tax collection and resource allocation for 60 million people.
George Yeardley becomes the leader of Jamestown after Lord Delaware's death in 1618.
Klaus Schwab discusses succession plans and governance at the World Economic Forum.
Bihar, India prioritizes law, infrastructure, and girl education to drive growth.
In 2017, South Korea experienced significant political turmoil marked by widespread corruption scandals involving former President Park Geun-hye and ongoing governance challenges.
American artist Taryn Simon explores hidden spaces within the U.S., examining the boundaries of knowledge and access through her research-based art.
Beijing correspondents outline challenges for China's new political leaders during the transition.
Professor Alan Lichtman predicts Joe Biden's win based on his 13 keys to the White House.
