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The Cultural Marxism Bogeyman

VON Austin Tannenbaum

An interview with author A. J. A. Woods on their new book about the Right’s favorite conspiracy theory

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EJIL’s first Policy on Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence

VON Sarah Nouwen

Written by human beings but with a grammar-check programme keeping an eye on these non-native speakers’ expressions, this editorial introduces EJIL’s first Policy on Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI), a form of artificial intelligence that some authors use to analyse data and to create content, including text or figures.

Pakistan

VON Amnesty International

Authorities must lift communications blackout following reports of lethal force used against protesters amid elections

Pakistan: A New Player in the Quest for a U.S.-Iran Breakthrough

VON cthuratong

Soon after the U.S. and Israel began bombing Iran on 28 February, Pakistan started conveying proposals for ending the war. The mediator’s mantle comes with risks, but Islamabad feels the stakes are high enough that it has persevered at the task.

What’s So Bad about Gerrymandering (and What the Heck Is It)?

VON Greg Guma

Political maps are “gerrymandered” if they increase one party’s advantage or provide “incumbent protection. ” And the boundary lines look strange. Greg Guma (https://substack.com/@mavmedia) Most people know that more than 50 Texas Democratic lawmakers recently relocated

Neuer britischer Premierminister: Pragmatismus statt Aufbruch

VON Nicolai von Ondarza

Der neue britische Premierminister Andy Burnham setzt seine politischen Schwerpunkte vor allem in der Innenpolitik. Für die Beziehungen zur EU ist trotz seiner Sympathie für eine Wiederannäherung Pragmatismus zu erwarten, meintNicolai von Ondarza.

Offenheit als Vorteil

VON Ross Douthat

Die USA setzen auf staatliche Kontrolle, China auf freie Verbreitung. Warum Pekings Strategie im KI-Wettlauf aufgehen könnte.

The Military Should Stop Wasting Money Before Demanding More of It

VON Steven Methven

Defence – what it means and how much it must cost – once again leads the political agenda. Boom or bust, bombs or radioactive dust, the one rule of British politics is that the services’ top brass will always demand more money – and then waste a huge chunk of it. With military precision, musty