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Hong Kong: The Unexpected Revolutionary
Ryan Tang argues that the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are long overdue
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The Tiger Looks to the Future
Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan asks what the results of the latest Indian election mean for its future
Yemen’s new hope
With its National Dialogue Conference coming to a close, Yemen appears to have escaped violence for good. But it may well be too early to celebrate this unlucky country’s new found success
The Rise of the Selectorate
Having seen electoral primaries disappear from the coalition agenda, Graham Atkins investigates their potential impact
Get the Frack out of Romania!
Governments focus on fracking's economic advantages -- and ignore the vocal protests of their constituents
A Tale of Democracy and Lions
Rethinking the relationship between democracy and development in the context of East Africa’s successful authoritarianism
The country that never came in from the cold
Self-styled authoritarian rule is stifling press freedoms and education in Europe’s backyard
Can Democratic Elections Save the Baloch?
Sharik Bashir on whether the biggest province in Pakistan, home to poverty and insurgency, will prevail in this month’s elections