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A Nation Moves Forward after Political Stagnation in Seoul
After months of paralysis in Seoul’s political life, the people of South Korea finally went to the polls in June 2025 to elect their new president.…
Republished
Harvard Fights to Keep Enrolling International Students – 4 Essential Reads About Their Broader Impact
A federal judge in Boston on May 23, 2025, temporarily blocked a Trump administration order that would have revoked Harvard University’s authorization to enroll international students.…
Republished
Mass Exodus
PAKISTAN’S brain drain issue is developing into a crisis. The number of educated, skilled and unskilled Pakistanis leaving this country for better opportunities abroad has exponentially…
Analysis
What’s Next for Trump’s Tariff Agenda After Back-and-Forth Court Rulings
Aseries of court rulings have thrown the centerpiece of President Donald Trump’s economic agenda into chaos by first blocking the bulk of his sweeping tariffs and…
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Global Up-to-Date, May 30, 2025
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DIALOGUE FOR DEMOCRATIC RECONSTRUCTION
Analysis
Words Won’t Save Gaza – The West Must Stop Enabling Israel’s War
The recent statements from the UK government regarding Israel’s horrific crimes in Gaza are a welcome realisation that Israel, their trusted ally, is engaged in heinous…
Analysis
Bangladesh’s Flawed Attempt at Transitional Justice After Sheikh Hasina
The Muhammad Yunus-led interim government, constrained by its own limitations and a volatile political climate, risks continuing the abuses of the Sheikh Hasina regime in its…
Analysis
Why are Bangladeshis Turning Against India?
India’s role in the birth of Bangladesh in 1971 was nothing short of monumental. From sheltering nearly 10 million refugees fleeing genocide to engaging in a…
