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How The EC Can Conduct Credible Elections

Md Abdul Alim Published 24 March 2022

The 13th Election Commission (EC) of Bangladesh, led by Chief Election Commissioner (CEC) Kazi Habibul Awal, assumed office at a time when election credibility in Bangladesh…

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War Means Biden Needs A More Muscular Energy Plan

Paul Bledsoe Published 24 March 2022

As he travels to Europe this week, President Biden seems to face nearly insurmountable new energy challenges. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has spiked global oil prices,…

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Can the Unity and Sanctions Against Russia Last?

Jonathan Alter Published 20 March 2022

The world has banded together to defend Ukraine. But will we keep the pressure on Putin—and live with higher gas prices—once the shock of the invasion…

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It’s Time to Expand the G-20

Josh Lipsky Published 20 March 2022

The United States should help the body finally live up to its promise. A war in a former Soviet republic, the ruble crashing, and the bottom…

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War-Fueled Surge in Food Prices to Hit Poorer Nations Hardest

Christian Bogmans, Jeff Kearns, Andrea Pescatori and Ervin Prifti Published 20 March 2022

Global food prices are poised to keep climbing even after jumping to a record in February, placing the heaviest burden on vulnerable populations while adding to…

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Another COVID Wave Is Looming

Rachel Gutman Published 20 March 2022

About three weeks ago, COVID case rates in the United Kingdom made an abrupt about-face, spurred on by a more transmissible Omicron subvariant called BA.2. (So…

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An Insurgency Restructured

Muhammad Amir Rana Published 20 March 2022

ACTS of terrorism by Baloch insurgent groups have increased. A new wave of high-impact terrorist attacks in Balochistan started on Jan 26 with the Balochistan Liberation…

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Dhaka’s Abstention in Ukraine Vote is an Anomaly

Ali Riaz Published 16 March 2022

Bangladesh's abstention in the vote on the Ukraine crisis at the United Nations' emergency special session on March 3, 2022 deserves much more scrutiny than it…

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Digital Human Rights Need a Single Home in U.S. Government

Victoria Coleman Published 15 March 2022

If everybody is responsible for countering digital authoritarianism, no one is responsible. Digital authoritarianism—the use of information technology by authoritarian regimes to surveil, repress, and manipulate…