Politics — 131
- Brighton Diplomacy: British Trade Unions Adopt Foreign Policy
- Strasbourg's Revolving Door: Rachida Dati and the High Price of European Influence
- Cash, Paint, and Hostages: The Real Cost of American Diplomacy in Minsk
- Math for the Discontented: How Berlin Dismisses Bad Polls
- Bern’s Ghost of 1989 Halts the Intelligence Expansion
- Taxpayer Money, Party Dividends
- The Anatomy of a Paper Ceasefire
- Computer Says No: How Bureaucracy Trapped Australian Aged Care in Algorithmic Logic
- Posthumous Applause: How French Politics Appropriated Catherine Ringer
- Brussels Expands Its Bureaucratic Empire to Ottawa