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Widespread Use of Force in Indonesia’s Schools Must Be Stopped
Use of force at schools has become increasingly widespread in Indonesia over the past years, but education with coercion should...
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Threats to Revoke Security Clearances Raise Concern for CIA’s Future
Perhaps people in the intelligence community have been able to shrug off the barrage of criticisms leveled against them by...
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Sugarcoating Torture: How Are We Being Misled?
Had the UK not been completely absorbed by Brexit, the extremely important report that concluded that Britain’s spies were involved...
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Beyond Western World Order: Trump’s Rhetoric Creates Opportunities
There’s been a lot of talk of the end of the western liberal order, and the prospect that Trump is...
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Trump’s Administration Does Little for International Religious Freedom
The Trump administration has made encouraging statements on international religious freedom but has so far done little. Some of their...
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Trade War US and EU Would Have Direct and Negative Effect on Both
The US fighting a multi-front trade war while calling into question many of the institutions that undergirded postwar stability and...
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We Are Not Talking Enough About Suicide
Talking about suicide could prevent someone from taking their own life. The less we fear and stigmatize depression, the faster...
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Yemen’s Fateful Twinship With Somalia
It is hard to imagine a different fate for Yemen than that of Somalia - numerous balkanized political entities cursed...
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US Solar Industry Breakout is Just Beyond Horizon
Alternative energy is only a few years away from challenging natural gas at the top of the US utility totem...
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Music Philosophy Can Foil Fake News Fallacy
There is a need to reduce the spread of fake news, but there is also a need to look at...
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Intelligence Liaison and Torture: Catch-22 for Britain’s Spies?
Closing the exchange of information will have a negative impact on the UK's safety, but sharing with partners with different...
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The Misunderstanding of Everyday Life Under Authoritarianism
Those who avoid comparing present-day politicians like Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, or Jaroslaw Kaczynski with 20th-century dictators like Adolf Hitler...
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Principled Debate on How Government Functions Best – We Can Still Have It
The Democratic and Republican party no longer offer a vision for how government functions best; they simply defend the indefensible...
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Aftermath of Helsinki: Trump, Putin and a New Security Order?
US President Trump and Russian President Putin standing side by side in Helsinki implies that some sort of readjustment in...
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Film Industry Male-Driven? Not in Ukraine
The issue of gender inequality in the movie industry is a sensitive issue all over the world. Ukraine shows the...
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Why Eating Organic Eggs Makes a Difference
By educating people about the environmental benefits of eating organic eggs, consumers will begin to evaluate how their dietary decisions...
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Allez les Blues
Winning the championship title for the second time in the country history, the French team fought their way towards the...
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Trump and Putin: Helsinki Summit and Stakes for NATO
Previous US presidents were predictable in their criticisms and praises for NATO. Forecasting from 2018, however, is seemingly another matter...
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Afghan President Ghani’s Ethno-Politics Under Guise of “Fighting Warlordism”
The arrest of an Uzbek commander in the north of Afghanistan has sparked protest in the region. President Mohammad Ashraf...
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AMLO’s Bet on Fighting Corruption: Same Old, Same Old?
For all the change that the newly elected Mexican president promised during the campaign, his actions regarding corruption seem to...
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