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Syria, Afghanistan, Ukraine: How Many Refugee Crises Can The World Cope With?
On the borders of Turkey, a six-metre high wall in the snow is holding back a tide of people desperate to find a haven from tyranny…
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On the borders of Turkey, a six-metre high wall in the snow is holding back a tide of people desperate to find a haven from tyranny…
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Could the scrutiny of Putin’s favored billionaires hastened by the war in Ukraine extend to the hidden money that subverts democracy in the United States? Late…
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The Ukraine conflict has moved into uncharted territory as the EU and US spearhead maximum-damage sanctions against the Russian economy, while the Kremlin raises nuclear-readiness levels…
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Why is Bangladesh hesitating to call out Russia’s aggressive invasion of Ukraine? As Vladimir Putin’s Russia continues its military march on Ukraine choking the beleaguered country…
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THE recent crisis in Ukraine is yet another manifestation of a world fast transitioning to a new order, whose exact parameters have not yet evolved. Three…
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The fate of Putin’s war in Ukraine depends on how ordinary Russian soldiers react to what they find on the ground. It has been a week…
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My children last entered their school gates on March 10, 2020, weeks before India’s national lockdown was announced. Two years on, schools in much of the…
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It all started when a public interest litigation was filed in the summer of 2020, alleging infringement of constitutional rights due to the government's failure to…
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Despite widespread criticism and condemnation from human rights advocates, students, civil society organizations, and the international community for its too vague and imprecise provisions, the Digital…
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A recent report on global inequality by Oxfam pointed out that the wealth of the 10 richest men doubled during the Covid-19 pandemic. On the contrary,…
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It is a way of exercising control over countries from afar. But Russia, China may find ways to elude it. A shift is taking place in…
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If the 1930s teach us anything, it is that things can fall apart easily. An international order carefully held together through institutions designed to preserve peace…