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Afghanistan’s First Lady’s Paradox: Emancipator or Conventionalist?
Afghanistan is progressing towards a social, political and cultural transformation. An important element is the empowerment of women, but First...
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Lack of Doctors Makes Morocco’s Health Coverage Plan Useless
Morocco has been rapidly expanding health coverage and almost two-third of Moroccans are insured. However, a severe lack of medical...
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The May 12 Parliamentary Election in Iraq Was Botched
Averting violence and possible civil war should be Iraq’s main concern, and the best way to do so is by...
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How Can China and EU Avoid a Looming Trade War?
Reciprocity, fair competition, and a level playing field are necessary to prevent a trade war between and the European Union...
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Cambridge Analytica’s Fall: a Consolation Prize for Privacy Advocates
While it is undeniable that the measures taken in response to Cambridge Analytica’s theft of personal data have stimulated public...
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Italy’s New Government Will Face Difficulty Retaining Support
Having come to power by riding the tide of anti-establishment protest, the Italian parties in office will now have to...
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Health Aid is Useless if Receiving Governments are Corrupt
In order to provide proper care for those who suffer from life threatening diseases in underdeveloped countries, we must establish...
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Afghanistan’s Transcending Tribal Elites Are Mocking Democracy
The absence of a real democratic milieu in Afghanistan has sustained the vicious cycle of ethnic superiority. Pashtun elites have...
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Online Incivility is More Than Swearing On Social Media
Online incivility is not just about saying "F@#& you" on social media, but it also contains behavior that discourages others...
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Tit for Tat Diplomacy Further Harms US-Pakistan Ties
The US and Pakistan have lost their touch and are engaged in diplomatic dissension that has recently led to both...
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The #MeToo Movement Meant Nothing
The #MeToo movement forced some people to be held accountable for their actions, but it is too early to rejoice...
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China Can’t Afford to Lose North Korea
The Korean Peninsula’s geopolitical importance has constantly been reiterated by many Chinese officials, and throughout history, Beijing physically intervened in...
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Identity Politics in Afghanistan: Nation-State or State-Nation?
Afghanistan is home to a large number of ethnic groups, but its four principal tribes are Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, and...
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Elections in Venezuela: the Pot Calling the Kettle Black
The Lima Group has made a lot of allegations against Maduro, his government, and the elections. Is its objective to...
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Escalating Radicalization in Pakistan Bashing the Politicians’ Fate
Based on the current plight, envisioning Pakistan as an inclusive and tolerant society where the community will overlook differences of...
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Propaganda Expert: Hans Speier’s Work for Defense of Democracy [Book Review]
Experts like Hans Speier had a responsibility to power. In short, experts had to step in to save democracy from...
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Turning Back is Not an Option: Journalism in the Age of Fake News
Dear journalists, you are walking on the tightrope, and the reputation of the institution of journalism is in your hands....
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A Defense of Canada’s Monarchy
Shared allegiance to a monarch who is seen as above politics preserves a sense that everyone is in the end...
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Colombia’s Peace Deal is Falling Apart
If underlying problems that produce grievances and sustain divisions in Colombia are not addressed, the conflict between the government and...
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Time to End the British Monarchy in Canada
Imagine how different this country or countries would look if the 1837 Patriots of Upper and Lower Canada had been...
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