Southern NATO member states are too often focused on what divides them rather than what they might do better together.

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Raymond La Raja and co-authors show how partisanship colors Americans’ views of corruption and what reforms could help.

Tom Wheeler explains how Trump's AI accord leaves the companies developing AI free to define the scope and scale of their own oversight.

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Security is a top concern for Brazilian voters and many perceive crime to be out of control writes Vanda Felbab-Brown.

Brookings scholars highlight the impact of the Louisiana v. Callais decision on voters of color in future elections in the United States.

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Despite rattling the nuclear saber, Putin does not want a nuclear war, but seeks to raise the threat in order to bully and ...