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Regardless of what shape new digital platform policies ultimately take, America must rise to the challenge and be a leader among the world’s democracies on this issue. Re-examining why it matters is worthwhile, writes Tim Ridout.
On June 6, Peruvians went to the polls to choose between two candidates who represented extreme positions in the country’s second-round presidential runoff. This polarizing choice—between the potentially authoritarian right and an empowered, socialist left led one analyst consulted for this piece to refer to the options as being akin to the “the precipice and the abyss,” writes Jane S. Jaquette and Dr. Abraham F. Lowenthal
An installment of the Pacific Council x World Affairs Global Leaders Series featuring Chuck Hagel and Barbara Slavin. Slavin and Hagel discuss key questions for US policy against the backdrop of the shifting political landscape in Iran and the greater Middle East. Watch the full conversation.
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