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Trump’s Economic Embargo on Venezuela Will Not Work
Trump’s embargo on Venezuela will fuel Maduro’s anti-American rhetoric and give him more ammunition to blame the US for the...
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Microsoft and Privacy Policies: Never-Ending Tale?
Web browser Microsoft Edge sends unencrypted URLs of webpages users visit to Microsoft, opening up questions about the commitment that...
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It’s Time for the United States to Wake Up and Smell the Gunpowder
There have been more mass shootings in the United States than days this year. Until Trump is removed from office...
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Has the ‘Soaring Polish Eagle’ Become a Renegade?
Dubbed the 'soaring Polish eagle,' all outward signs suggested Poland was successfully embracing liberal democratic values after the 1989 fall...
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Georgia’s Ongoing Demonstrations Are a Win for Democracy
Georgia's ongoing protests show the will, readiness, and desire of Georgian people for progressive democratic processes and show that Georgia,...
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Is the UK Quietly Rumbling Toward the Legalization of Cannabis?
The United Kingdom should be moving toward the legalization of cannabis, as regulated markets could reap some huge benefits.
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Why UN Peacekeeping Missions Fail
Since the United Nations launched its first peacekeeping mission 70 years ago, conflicts and the peacekeepers’ tasks have changed dramatically....
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Reaching Peace in Afghanistan and the Pakistan Factor
The successful negotiation of a peace agreement in Afghanistan, which would most likely include the withdrawal of US troops, would...
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Where Do Georgia’s Anti-Russian Protests Leave Breakaway Region Abkhazia?
Georgia might see its clash with Russia as a 'march for freedom,' but it fails to understand that breakaway region...
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‘Revolution of Our Times:’ Hong Kong Protests Not Just About Extradition Bill Anymore
Hong Kong's protests triggered by the extradition bill have unleashed people power that has rocked not just the Carrie Lam administration and...
Read moreUpcoming Presidential Climate Town Halls Must Address Mountaintop Removal Mining
With the discussion about the climate crisis heating up, US presidential candidates must publicly discuss mountaintop removal for coal extraction.
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Catalonia’s Education System: Indoctrination, Victimization, and Linguistic ‘Spies’
When Spain's education system was decentralized towards the end of the 20th century, the Catalan nationalist establishment saw schools as...
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Puerto Rico’s Democratic Revolt Result of Decades of Mounting Tectonic Pressure
Puerto Rico's ongoing protests are the 'Big One:' a social and political earthquake resulting from decades of mounting tectonic pressure...
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Philippines Duterte Midterm Review: Drug Policies and Governance Undermine Successes
Whatever Philippines President Duterte’s successes have been, they are undermined by his overall governance.
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The Unacknowledged Costs of the EU’s Migration Policy in Libya
With EU support, the Libyan coast guard stops increasing numbers of migrants and returns them to the Tripoli, where they...
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How Trump’s Twitter Creates a New ‘Reality’ – with Real-World Repercussions
Twitter once seemed to offer a way to bypass the traditional gatekeepers of media to reach 'the people.' However, that...
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The Bigger Underlying Issues of the US-China Trade War May be Insoluble
Even if a trade deal is reached between the US and China, the fundamental underlying issues are unlikely to be...
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The European Game of Thrones: Will the Wave of Climate Protests be Heard?
It remains to be seen if the unprecedented wave of climate protests before the European elections, where citizens across Europe...
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Measures to Lessen US-Mexican Border Crossings Put Migrants in Greater Danger
Border enforcement does not bring migration down but presses migrants and asylum seekers into more dangerous circumstances, often at the...
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Why Migrant Detention Centers in Libya Won’t Be Closed
The EU is fully aware of just how terrible the conditions in the Libyan detention centers really are. But for...
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