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No end in sight for Rohingya crisis
An estimated 730,000 Rohingyas had crossed into Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh three years ago in order to flee the persecution in Myanmar’s Rakhine…
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What Macron wants? Freedom of expression or freedom of desecration
By Abdul Rasool Syed Once again, Muslim world has been deeply saddened and enraged by the heart-wrenching comments of French…
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Non-violence is a superior tool for political change
Non-violent protests seem to be erupting all over the place. Martin Luther King would be happy. So would Mahatma Gandhi.…
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What we have to do to get the planet back on track
2020 has been a difficult year for humanity in general, but it’s important not to overlook the natural world, which…
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Corruption and obscure privatisations: a dive into the Moldovan kleptocracy
By Julian Muller Many gray areas surround the process of state property privatization in Moldova, but some cases look even…
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An Austro-Franco-German proposal for a European post-C-19 recovery programme
By Tereza Neuwirthová The conference named “75 years of Europe’s Collective Security and Human Rights System”, which took place on…
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Justice Ginsburg, our democracy and doing the right thing
I was deeply saddened to hear of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death, but have become more concerned with the effect…
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Beware the transhumanists: How ‘being human’ is being re-engineered by the elite’s Covid-19 coup
If you tell a lie, tell a big one. If you tell a lie long enough, it becomes the truth.…
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2020 Beirut explosion: An alarm for Lebanon’s future but a race between regional powers
By Archana Sharma and Farheen Lone In the midst of an interminable economic and political crisis in Lebanon- a country…
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The need for public investment is now
The Covid-19 pandemic is exposing major policy flaws in the United States. This includes the major misplaced priorities of cutting…
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