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United Nations in its 75th year of establishment
UN is still struggling to maintain the status quo and stay in the same structure even after 75 years Mustafa Efe After the two world wars…
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Afghanistan’s War On COVID-19: Politics Of The Pandemic
Afghanistan, in the coming days, is projected to have one of the worst Covid-19 infection rates in the world. As the government attempts to deal with…
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Refugees’ lives matter, too
On this World Refugee Day, the U.S. remains consumed by mass protests against our country’s failure to ensure racial justice for all citizens. During this important…
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China and India’s deadly Himalayan clash is a big test for Modi. And a big concern for the world
Sometime on Monday, an Indian army patrol skirmished with Chinese troops in the Galwan River Valley, high in the Himalayas. According to reports, no guns were…
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Why Putin’s Rating Is at a Record Low
The autocratic personalized model Russia operates in has worked out badly for Vladimir Putin during the pandemic. Andrei Kolesnikov Russian public opinion is bucking the trend.…
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The Reward for Wage-Cuts is Disaster
There is no return to pre-crisis normality. The new lessons must be learned quickly, otherwise an economic catastrophe is imminent. The course must now be set…
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Development banks and the path to an efficient and sustainable recovery
The challenge is that the sacrifices we have made so far have been worth it. Juan Notaro I go through the newspapers in Latin America, and…
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The Great Lockdown through a Global Lens
The Great Lockdown is expected to play out in three phases, first as countries enter the lockdown, then as they exit, and finally as they escape…
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How — and When — Can the Coronavirus Vaccine Become a Reality?
It is likely we’ll eventually have a coronavirus vaccine — but perhaps not as quickly as some expect. From development, to clinical trials and distribution, Pro…
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COVID-19 a tragedy that offers opportunity for a reset
As the world begins to reopen after the devastation wreaked by the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), we will all watch and learn how different countries and regions…
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A severe risk of growing inequality between universities
Giorgio Marinoni and Hans de Wit COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world as no other recent phenomenon has. Higher education did not escape the storm. According…
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Lives not worth saving
ALARMINGLY, Covid-19 cases have crossed the 125,000 mark, with deaths over a couple of thousands, and R0 (the infection reproduction rate) racing to two. But this…
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Why we organised Melbourne’s Black Lives Matter rally
Tarneen Onus-Williams, Crystal McKinnon and Meriki Onus As Black, Brown, Indigenous people and allies in the United States and across the world collectively rise up to…
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Divided by a virus — why the pandemic makes it look like nobody is in control in India
The pandemic debate is divided by ideology and BJP leaders are exploiting a grave crisis in political self-interest. The result of this conflict is now showing.…
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The New Political Order: How Will Palestinians Respond to Netanyahu’s Annexation?
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is moving forward with his annexation plans, which would allow Israel to claim nearly a third of the overall size of…
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Economics, Disrupted
Policymakers, scholars, business leaders, and ordinary citizens are all grappling with the far-reaching implications of digital technology, and economists are no exception. In fact, more than…