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Elections in Venezuela: the Pot Calling the Kettle Black
The Lima Group has made a lot of allegations against Maduro, his government, and the elections. Is its objective to...
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Ahead of Elections, Indonesia Fights ‘Cyber Jihadists’ With Political Agenda
Indonesia is facing a flood of false information and hate speech on social media. Some of it is spread by...
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As Memory of Holocaust Fades, Anti-Semitism is Rising in Europe
As the memory of the Holocaust fades away in Europe, anti-Semitism has seen a significant rise across Europe in recent...
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Trump’s Hubristic Exit From Iran Deal Paves Way for War
President Trump’s egocentric announcement to withdraw the US from the Iran nuclear accord may represent one step towards a larger...
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Iran Nuclear Deal: What Can Trump Do, With What Consequences?
U.S. President Donald J. Trump has threatened to pull out of the nuclear deal with Iran. But he has a...
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How Austerity Mindset Created New Opportunities for British Public Services
Political consensuses come and go. That is the nature of politics. But some deserve longer shelf lives than others, and...
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Iran Deal: a Stepping Stone to Further Talks on Regional Security
To resolve the issues surrounding Iran’s role in the region, further talks on regional security should be pursued, separately from...
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Armenia’s Velvet Revolution: Implications for US Foreign Policy in the South Caucasus
The direction of foreign policy in Armenia is ambiguous as a result of the recent mobilization of Armenian civil society...
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History and Handshakes: 5 Key Takeaways from Korea Summit
It was more than a decade since the last inter-Korean summit and Friday's meeting in the Demilitarized Zone that has...
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Is Myanmar Using Facebook as an Accomplice to Tyranny?
The efficient deployment of propaganda is a central tenet in the playbook used to concentrate power. Myanmar is no stranger...
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Korean Peace is in Your Hands, Mr. Trump
North Korea has actually been very consistent about what it wants for the last thirty years: normalized relations with the...
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Going Anti-American to Go Pro-American: North Korea’s Nuclear Agenda
After long years of self-reclusion, why did Kim Jeong-Un suddenly withdrew his dogged insistence on wielding nuclear weapons and partially...
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Hungary Elections Extend Viktor Orban’s Grip on Power
Hungarians are set to extend Prime Minister Viktor Orban's grip on power in elections on Sunday. No matter what the...
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What Will it Take to Reform Pakistan’s Blasphemy Laws?
Last week, Christians celebrated Holy Week — including Good Friday and Easter — but many Christians in Pakistan could feel...
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To Thwart China and Russia, EU Plans to Embrace Balkans
Burdened by its own problems, the EU has neglected the Balkans, giving an opportunity to other global actors like China...
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In Whose Interest Was Poisoning of Former Russian Spy?
Every day adds new details to the saga of attempted murder in the U.K. city of Salisbury, where of former Russian...
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Women in Afghanistan Rise for Peace Challenging Taliban
After years of raging violence and bloodshed, women in conservative Afghanistan have risen for peace and against terrorism.
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How President Sisi Consolidated Power in Egypt
Abdel-Moneim Abu al-Fotouh was among those detained in an escalating series of arrests in Egypt ahead of the upcoming presidential...
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#MeToo Moment Hits Russia as More Victims Speak Out
An unprecedented #MeToo movement has partially hit Russia, launching a new debate about sexism and women's rights in a country...
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