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Misrepresentation of People of Northern Ireland is Brexit’s Biggest Flaw
The fundamental flaw of the entire Brexit debate and negotiation process is that the majority of people in Northern Ireland,...
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Orbanization of Serbia: Vucic’s Path Towards Competitive Authoritarianism
Serbia has clearly trespassed the threshold from illiberal democracy to competitive authoritarianism. If the European Union wants to keep any...
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Sole Focus on Trump’s Flaws Risks Losing the Battle to Save US Democracy
Not going further than blaming Trump might just end up in winning the battle against him while losing the battle...
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Save your Moral Outrage for the Child Haters, not those Intentionally Child-Free
Society needs to challenge those who would confuse the totally reasonable decision not to have children with publicly arguing for the...
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Kidnapping Migrants at the Mediterranean: How Rescue Becomes Capture
The rescue of migrants in the Mediterranean has become a mode of capture: those who are not left to die...
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Will Sudan’s Transition Succeed? Lessons from the Middle East and North Africa
While there is some room for optimism for a new era of democracy and civilian rule in Sudan, the legacy...
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Overseas US-Morocco Joint Military Exercise is Safe Investment in Domestic Security
A joint military exercise between Morocco and the United States gives military personnel the opportunity to participate in overseas exercises. Unlike...
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Trump and Mueller Investigation: to Impeach or Not to Impeach
Will Trump become the third president in United States history to be impeached? The Mueller Report conclusions and the allegations...
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The Rise of Internet Sovereignty and the End of the World Wide Web?
The notion of internet sovereignty as a uniquely Chinese and Russian approach fails to identify how the same underlying principles...
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Sex Workers Need Decriminalization, Not Stigma
Decriminalizing sex work between consenting adults is the bare minimum needed to begin to address the abuses within the industry...
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Bolsonaro’s Myth of Ever-Higher Growth is Leading Brazilians Toward the Abyss
As much as Bolsonaro’s fiery, glittering, and confounding pro-market mirage model tries to shine, it also has a dark and...
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No, We Are Not Facing a Crisis in School Safety
Most Americans see schools as less safe today than two decades ago. This narrative, however, is misleading. The risk of...
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Focus on Protests Overlooks Role of Sudan’s Many Ongoing Civil Wars
A focus on the protests in Sudan’s capital Khartoum overlooks the country’s five concurrent civil wars. The relationship between these...
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‘Bright Future’ in Rear-View Mirror: North Korea’s Resurging Crisis After Hanoi
What North Korea's leadership wants is survival; however, what the nation and its leaders need is dynamic and sustained economic growth to cement the...
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Joint Responsibility: LGBT Rights in a Polarized World
The climate of global LGBT rights has never been so hopeful or so perilous - or so polarized. In this...
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Of Tears and Laughter: Aftermath of First Round of Ukraine’s Presidential Election
By capitalizing on his outsider celebrity status, media-savvy behavior, and slick tactical use of social media, comedian-turned-politician Volodymyr Zelensky managed...
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Argentina’s ‘Zero Poverty’ President Fights for Re-Election – After Increasing Poverty
Argentina's sharp rise in poverty is troubling news for the nation and for President Mauricio Macri, who in 2015 ran on...
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Rising Measles Cases Urge for Different Approach to Anti-Vaccination
In spite of high vaccination rates, cases of measles have increased in the United States in recent years. This urges...
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Israeli Voters Have Spoken but Major Uncertainties Remain
Israel’s election provided a pretty clear conclusion. Benjamin Netanyahu will form a right of center government as he starts his...
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Attorney General Must Turn Over Unedited Mueller Report to Congress
The Mueller report is a federal government work product paid for at the taxpayers’ expense. It belongs to the people...
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