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Rohingya crisis 3 years on: no progress, no peace
The conditions in which more than 100,000 children now live are a symptom of our collective failure as an international community Three years ago, more than…
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The conditions in which more than 100,000 children now live are a symptom of our collective failure as an international community Three years ago, more than…
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After August 25, 2017, headlines across the world were dominated by the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya refugees fleeing to Bangladesh. This continued for…
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An interesting take not only on China, but the USSR and Europe as well. Near the end of his life Lenin gave a speech that referred…
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Just because populist leaders haven’t fared well against the coronavirus doesn’t mean their opponents should count them out. In many ways, the coronavirus has been irrefutably…
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Constantino Xavier is a Fellow in Foreign Policy Studies at Brookings India in New Delhi and the Brookings Institution in Washington DC. Xavier’s work over the…
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The German philosopher Georg Hegel was surely on to something when he wryly noted that “reading the morning newspaper is the realist’s morning prayer.” Realism as…
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Turning Hagia Sophia once again into a mosque is seen by a substantial segment of the Turkish population as part of the effort to reclaim their…
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Friends of Belarus need to recognize that a revolution is not the end, but merely the beginning of what is certain to be a long and…
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Bangladesh has two such neighbors - India and China - who are both trying to establish their prominence on their shared boundaries while also trying to…
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Russia is not the only country pursuing domestic politics over global cooperation in the fight against coronavirus We’re all waiting for a coronavirus vaccine, but when…
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You hear a lie. You call it out as a lie. But the liar keeps lying. His lies make news. And social media executives allow the…