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Opposition Parties and Democratic Decay in U.S. and Nigeria

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Ruling regimes rightly bear blame for democratic decay in America and Nigeria. Yet opposition parties deserve equal – perhaps sharper – scrutiny, their actions driving decline or revival. By Chudi Okoye
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Leo XIV and Victor I: Popes of Color Emerging Amid Imperial Pallor

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Popes of African or melanated origin previously emerged at moments of superpower decline. The canny papal conclave that elected Leo XIV may have followed historical precedent.By Chudi Okoye Holy Smoke! We have a Pope...
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There’s a Short Distance from MAGA in America to Èmi l’ókàn in Nigeria

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Donald Trump’s MAGA and Bola Tinubu’s Èmi l’ókàn are poignant political slogans. They are also clever political technologies that parlay elite ideology and class interest into populist myths that manufacture mass appeal and the willing consent of...
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The Roots of Democracy Are Watered by Storms of Tyranny

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Donald Trump’s second presidency has fractured American democracy in just its first 100 days. Decay is not inevitable, as history shows; but democratic renewal will require bold and decisive action. By Chudi Okoye
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A ‘Tariffic’ Payback for Some Africans’ Perverse Admiration of Donald Trump

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Admiration for Donald Trump runs deep in parts of Africa, despite his racist record. But will this survive the turmoil of the U.S. president’s current tariff wars? A 90-day moratorium, forced by global fury, offers little reprieve...
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The Eighteenth Brumaire of Donald Trump (Pt. 2)

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This two-part essay explores the potential course of President Donald Trump’s second term. Based on Trump’s antecedents and moves he has made two months into his current tenure, the essay anticipates an increasingly illiberal, Bonapartist shift that...
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The Eighteenth Brumaire of Donald Trump (Pt. 1)

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Two months into his second term, President Donald Trump has unleashed a frenetic wave of policies, rapidly remaking America in his image. This essay argues that he seeks a fundamental, illiberal shift towards personalized power, echoing Bonapartist...
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Have the NASA Voyager Probes Got Close to or Flown Past Heaven?

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(I originally wrote and circulated this piece on social media in August 2023. It has been refreshed in light of recent NASA mission updates.) By Chudi Okoye I have been scratching...
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Trapped Between the Carpetbaggers and Imperial Conquistadors

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As Ukraine fights for survival in the face of Russian aggression, its leader, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, must navigate not just the perils of war but also the treacheries of geopolitics—where some allies seem as unreliable as adversaries are...
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In the Historic Contest of Early Christianities, Did Gnosticism Lose Unjustly?

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To grow and consolidate, the early Christian Church vehemently suppressed any deviations from proto-orthodox theology, with Gnosticism a prime target. Despite centuries of imposed obscurity, however, Gnostic thought still resonates and, if nurtured, may yet find fertile...
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Opposition Parties and Democratic Decay in U.S. and Nigeria

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Dilemma of ‘One Nigeria’: Out of Many, One; Due to Many, Worn

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Nigeria’s persistent dysfunction as a federal formation reflects unresolved tensions in the founding visions of its original statesmen. A reckoning is long...
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Leo XIV and Victor I: Popes of Color Emerging Amid Imperial Pallor

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Popes of African or melanated origin previously emerged at moments of superpower decline. The canny papal conclave that elected Leo XIV may...
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There’s a Short Distance from MAGA in America to Èmi l’ókàn in Nigeria

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Donald Trump’s MAGA and Bola Tinubu’s Èmi l’ókàn are poignant political slogans. They are also clever political technologies that parlay elite ideology...
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The Roots of Democracy Are Watered by Storms of Tyranny

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Donald Trump’s second presidency has fractured American democracy in just its first 100 days. Decay is not inevitable, as history shows; but...
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