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Institutional Shareholders Must Stand Up to Corporate Political Spending
In corporate America, shareholders should have the tools to limit corporate political spending. This is essential for creating a just...
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What Drives Ethnic Cleansing in Post-Colonial South Asia?
When political analysts scrutinize cases of ethnic cleansing in post-colonial South Asia, they often understate 'demographic jitters,' the fear among...
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Ethiopia and Egypt’s Stalemate: What’s the Dam Problem?
To finally reach an agreement on the completion and filling of Ethiopia's GERD dam, Egypt must rely more on its...
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Where Now for UK’s Labour?
After four straight defeats, the UK Labour Party’s desire to win should be much more focused as it engages with...
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Iran’s Insoluble Paradox of Cutting Off the Internet
Iran's policy of cutting off the internet for the vague prospect of impeding a revolt should leave the international community...
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India’s New Citizenship Law Reopens Wounds for Indigenous Populations
India's anti-muslim citizenship act is also anti-indigenous, and the people of Assam need to recall the syncretic nature of their...
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America’s Foreign Policy Goulash, Missing Ingredients, and Today’s Dilemma
The United States has a permanent tilt toward war and away from diplomacy and peace.
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Double Standards: Ethiopia Must Solve its Internal Displacement Crisis
Ethiopia should strive to be praised not only for taking on a novel and inspirational approach towards refugees but also...
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Soleimani’s Killing Provides Turkey with Opportunity to Repair Ties with US
The US killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani provides Ankara with the unique opportunity to restore its deteriorating relations with...
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What Taiwan’s Elections Will Tell China About Its Interference Campaign
A defeat for Taiwan's incumbent president in this weekend's elections would send a clear signal to China that its efforts...
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Iran, Foreign Policy, and Morality: What the US Needs to Learn
If Washington had embraced morality and international law in its dealings with Iran since WWII, it would have resulted in...
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Playing with Fire: EU Must Be Careful of Fanning Euroscepticism in Spain
If the EU stays on de sideline in Catalonia's independence debate, it stirs up Euroscepticism within Catalonian nationalists; if it...
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Was General Soleimani’s Assassination a Sound Decision?
With the assassination of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani, Trump might have inadvertently helped the Islamic Republic to resuscitate declining public support.
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Iraq’s Misguided Response to Soleimani’s Elimination
After nearly two decades of foreign military, paramilitary, and political contests on their soil, Iraqis’ outrage toward the US for...
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Trump’s Act of War Opens New Chapter of Turbulence for America Abroad
With the killing of Iranian General Soleimani, Trump has opened a new chapter of turbulence and pain for America abroad....
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India’s Citizenship Act: Has PM Modi Bitten Off More than He Can Chew?
Just six months ago, India's Prime Minister Modi seemed invincible. Yet missteps, divisiveness, living in denial, political arrogance, and state...
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Free Association: The Political Option that Can Save Puerto Rico
A free association status for Puerto Rico can conclude a seemingly endless, divisive, and sometimes vicious debate. It is the...
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Superfoods Can’t Save Our Broken System – But Smart Food Can
Smart foods can fix the broken global food system by capturing the connection between agriculture, environment, and farmers’ livelihoods.
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Modi’s High Stakes Gamble: How Will India’s Citizenship Act Play Out?
India's new citizenship law has dented the country's international reputation and created a communal rift at home.
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Pyrrhic Victory? Thai Government Sets Out to Demolish Popular New Party
If Thailand’s government were to set out to make enemies of the country’s savvy young voters, it could hardly do...
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