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In any country, elections create a certain degree of political tension. But in established states, this is a manageable crisis — one that subsides after the vote. Post-election turmoil can arise anywhere. One need only recall how supporters of Donald Trump stormed the U.S. Capitol in 2020. Yet even after those dramatic events, political life eventually returned to normal. In developed countries, there is a certain mechanism through which ruling and opposition elites reach an understanding while continuing, of course, to criticize each other relentlessly. They…
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