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Migrant Containment at all Costs: What is Left of European Humanity?
The chances of dying in the Mediterranean are now far greater than ever, with one person drowning for every 57...
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Regime Change is Only Way to Save 32 Million Venezuelans from Downright Starvation
The current push for regime change in Venezuela is not just an existential necessity for 32 million Venezuelans deprived of...
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Rohingya Urgently Need Relief, but is World Willing to Make an Effort?
As Myanmar’s government persists in its genocidal policies, the plight of the Rohingya continues. Other than Bangladesh and several UN...
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What’s Next for Mongolia’s Troubled Oasis of Democracy?
Mongolians have become increasingly disenchanted with both parliament and party politics in general. There is a growing appetite for more...
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Recent Optimism for Solution in Frozen Conflict Between Armenia and Azerbaijan is Misplaced
Armenia’s ‘velvet revolution’ revived hope for a solution to the country’s long-running conflict with neighbor Azerbaijan over the Armenian-populated enclave...
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Why US Needs to Declare Date for Troops to Depart from Afghanistan
Successive US administrations have recognized that they cannot afford to be the glue holding Afghanistan together forever. Although most pundits...
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El Salvador’s Historic Presidential Election Outcome: End of Traditional Politics?
A young political outsider winning El Salvador’s presidential election can be seen as a popular response to the deteriorating conditions...
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Indonesia Should Prevent Religious Conflict, but its Blasphemy Law Does More Harm than Good
Indonesia has the right and duty to prevent religious conflict, but its current blasphemy law does more harm than good....
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US-Taliban Peace Talks: Deal Without Afghans?
Over the past four months, a series of talks have taken place between the United States and Taliban representatives. However,...
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Foreign Allies Should Take Their Cues from Venezuelan Activists’ Push for Democracy
As pressure for change increases in Venezuela, the path to democracy lies in strengthening the broad coalition of Venezuelan activists united...
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Will Belarus’ IT Strategy Loosen Russia’s Tightening Grip?
In a bid to attract foreign investors and disconnect its economy from Russia, Belarus launched a new, digital trading platform....
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Economic Inequality: Who Cares?
The world’s richest 26 people now own the same amount of wealth as the poorest half of humanity. Ultimately in...
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Yunarmia: Meet the Young Russian ‘Guardians of Order’
Russia's youth army Yunarmia cleverly redesigns military-patriotic education in a cool and attractive form and enjoys exceptional internal popularity and...
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Internet Freedom: What’s Good For the West May Not Work For the Rest
The recent spate of regimes censoring the internet should be a catalyst for the international community and nonprofits interested in developing a free...
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The Disingenuous Efforts of Barring Huawei
When people in Washington or the Pentagon are talking about the importance of banning Huawei from the United States or...
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Elections India: Promise of Basic Income is Desperate Move to Woo Voters
With India’s elections approaching, leader of opposition party Indian National Congress Rahul Gandhi promised that a universal basic income would...
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Will Trump’s Border Wall Keep Mexican Migrants Out or Lock Them In?
Walls are typically designed to keep people out, but in the case of the border wall between the US and...
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Globalization and Inequality: Sharing Wealth One of Society’s Greatest Challenges
Globalization and technological change pose great opportunities for the world economy and have helped lead to historical reductions in poverty....
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Venezuela’s Maduro Will Go, It Is Just a Matter of Time
Venezuela is on its way back to democracy. As the end for Nicolas Maduro approaches, his government becomes more and...
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Europe’s Determination to Halt African Migration Makes Friends of Dictators
In a bid to curb African migration, the EU cooperates with some of the most dictatorial regimes in Africa. European...
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