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Marcos, Chávez — Now Bolsonaro: The Contrasted Fates Of Coup Plotters

Convicted of leading a failed coup and facing decades in prison, Bolsonaro joins the ranks of ousted leaders held accountable for attempts to subvert democracy—highlighting the rare but critical role of legal consequences in deterring political power grabs.

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Sunshine, Nukes And Lee: The High-Stakes Balancing Act For South Korea’s New President

South Korea had been in political crisis since December, when its conservative president attempted a power grab by declaring martial law. On Tuesday, South Koreans elected the progressive candidate Lee Jae-myung, turning the page and preparing to tackle the immense challenges facing a region on edge.

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What The Failed Congo Coup Reveals About Anti-Western Sentiment In Africa

A failed coup attempt in the Democratic Republic of Congo saw the unusual involvement and arrest of U.S. fighters, but it is part of a growing anti-Western sentiment throughout the continent.

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Turkey, Erdogan Leads Massive Rally In Istanbul

Milliyet, Aug. 8 “A New Turkey Is Born” reads Monday’s front page of Turkey daily Milliyet, which joined virtually every other national paper in its wall-to-wall coverage of the massive rally in Istanbul to demonstrate national unity against the recent failed coup attempt. Perhaps more than one million people thronged to the Yenikapi district of […]

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