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“Today, we can say, with pride, democracies of the world are getting stronger, not weaker. Autocracies of the world are getting weaker, not stronger. That’s a direct result of all of us,” U.S. President Joe Biden said at his Summit for Democracy earlier this week. Are Biden’s thoughts on the health of global democracy overly optimistic? Read our geopolitical news and analysis and decide for yourself. When you get an FP subscription, you’ll never miss out on stories like "Some Rules of Global Politics Matter More Than Others,” "10 Ideas to Fix Democracy," and "Democracy Isn’t Just About Voting.” Our team of reporters, editors, and expert columnists identify, investigate and analyze the many rising and under-reported threats facing global democracy each and every day. Check out our latest democracy coverage here. Plus, get 3 months of Foreign Policy for just $30 when you subscribe today. Offer eligible for first-time subscribers only. Discover More Israel Is Somewhere It’s Never Been Before Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s effort to weaken Israel’s democracy—and the public’s stunning resistance—has unsettled the country. By Aaron David Miller Iraq’s Story Isn’t Over The ideal vision for Iraq post-2003 did not materialize as foreseen, but this should not be the sole prism through which we judge the country now.By Akeel Abbas and Shayan Talabany Counter Chinese Bullying With an ‘Economic Article 5’ Democracies should act against Chinese economic coercion at their summit this week. By Anders Fogh Rasmussen | |||
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