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Hong Kong’s ‘Last Stand’? How to Keep the Freedom Struggle Alive
Protestors in Hong Kong should make sure that the recent protests do not mean the last stand, but the beginning...
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Alabama’s Abortion Ban Forced the United States to Finally Wake Up
State by state, abortion battles have been raging for many years. It has taken the passage of the most extreme...
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30 Years of Post-Communism in Poland: What Should be Remembered?
Three decades after the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, dictatorial regimes re-consolidate in Poland, Hungary, and Russia, while similar...
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Is the Blockade of Qatar a Blessing in Disguise?
Two years down the line, people on the streets of Qatar argue that the Saudi Arabia-led blockade is a blessing...
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Are Women ‘Exploited’ by Abortion?
With an utter lack of compassion for women who have become pregnant after rape or incest, and with an extremist...
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Yemen’s Catch-22: Numbers Capture Conflict’s Scale but Dehumanize its Victims
The devastation which has befallen Yemen is hard to fathom. While numbers may capture the scale of the disaster, they...
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DACA Desperately Requires Legislative Fix
Because of the pending legal clash between courts over DACA, a legislative fix is desperately needed now more than ever.
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Is the End of May the Start of a New Season?
Any likely Conservative leader faces the same challenges Theresa May started with and the problems she added to them. Only...
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D-Day 75 and Operation Bolero: Forgotten Lesson of Humanity in War
It is very difficult not to interrogate the present and recent past for failing to heed the lessons of strategic...
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Aging Out of the System: Society’s Abandonment of Autistic Adults
An estimated half a million young Americans with autism will transition to adulthood over the next decade, but many of...
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Don’t Blame Filipinos for Increasingly Powerful Duterte, Blame Their Political System
It is not the Filipinos who are to blame for an increasingly powerful President Duterte, but the political system that...
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Syrian Kurds: From Ignored Minority to Game-Changing Actor
The struggle with the Turkey-Arab rebel collation and the US’ decision to withdraw troops from Syria left Kurds with no...
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May’s Resignation Has Increased Chance of UK Crashing Out EU With No Deal
The rhetoric of many of the candidates to succeed Theresa May as British prime minister is making a "no deal"...
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‘One Million Species Risk Extinction’ Uncertain and Misses Key Point
The claim that a million species are at risk of extinction is hugely uncertain and misses the key point that...
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The Modi Era: India’s Prime Minister Towers Over Party and Opponents
While no one can predict events in the next five to ten years, one thing seems certain: Narendra Modi so...
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Abortion Bans Across US More About Politics Than Anything Else
Given previous federal and Supreme Court abortion rulings conveying skepticism about 'non-scientific' restrictions before viability, current state abortion bans are...
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EU Leaves Migrant Search and Rescue NGOs in the Mediterranean Without a Paddle
Regardless of the bureaucratic attempts to stop civil society migrant search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean, NGOs remain persistent...
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Where Does Theresa May’s Resignation Leave Brexit?
Whoever wins the leadership contest in the UK will struggle to do much better than Theresa May. The Conservatives are...
Read moreWhat America Loses if Alabama Loses Legal Abortion
Loss of abortion in Alabama and across the United States indicates a loss of separation of church and state, a...
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Cooperation Between US and Afghanistan Crucial for Bringing Peace
Only the Afghan people and government can ensure the sustainability of the democratic institutions in Afghanistan. The United States must...
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