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Police & Prosecution

A.G. Noorani Published 16 January 2021

IN the course of the election campaign for the Lok Sabha polls, Narendra Modi warned the police, especially the Central Bureau of Investigation, that one day,…

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Social Media Platforms Remain Dangerous

Dr. Azeem Ibrahim Published 16 January 2021

In the wake of the insurrection at the US Capitol on Jan. 6 — and about five years too late — Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and other…

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The Arab World Must Avoid Another Lost Decade

Ferid Belhaj Published 16 January 2021

Ten years after the Arab Spring, the region risks losing another decade to misguided economic policies. Ten years ago, the Tunisian people revolted against President Zine…

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Politicised COVID-19 Responses Undermine Trust in Science

Mark Paterson Published 13 January 2021

Concerns have mounted across Africa, Europe and Asia that scientists advising on the spread of COVID-19 are being compromised by close relationships with their governments as…

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Respect Thy Neighbor: Russia and the Baltic Region

Dmitri Trenin Published 13 January 2021

Russia and its Baltic Sea neighbors could start repairing their badly broken relationship on a common basis of neighborliness. This would fall far short of partnership,…

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COVID-19 Immunity: How Long Does it Last?

Sheena Cruickshank Published 13 January 2021

Millions of people across the world have been infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Countries are also now embarking on massive vaccination campaigns to…

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Challenges with Access to Justice in Bangladesh

Arif Ahmed Published 13 January 2021

The current state of Bangladesh's judicial system reflects a unique mixture of the Indo-Mughal and English law. This is not surprising because, as part of the…

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How Xi Jinping Blew It

Michael Schuman Published 13 January 2021

Public opinion toward China has darkened, and with Joe Biden set to become president, there is little prospect of Beijing fixing its mistake. Like Neville Chamberlain’s…

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Why Trump’s Right-Wing Rioters are So Damn Angry

Jordan Mcswiney Published 11 January 2021

Misinformation and hate speech plays a huge role in garnering extremist right-wing views and is distributed freely on Facebook and Twitter Of the hundreds of pro-Trump…

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Statism in Pakistan

Umair Javed Published 11 January 2021

MOST journalistic and drawing room analysis of Pakistan’s political parties focuses on two aspects — the self-interest of top political leaders, and the local, often transactional,…