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At least 8 reported killed in Myanmar anti-coup protests
At least eight people have been killed in Myanmar after security forces opened fire on some of the biggest protests…
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Africa should develop its own electric vehicle agenda
Edna Odhiambo The future of transportation appears to be electric. More and more people across the globe are opting for…
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Africa should develop its own electric vehicle agenda
The future of transportation appears to be electric. More and more people across the globe are opting for electric vehicles…
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What do protests in Georgia and Armenia tell us about democracy?
Anna Ohanyan Paul Stronski The similarities in images of protesters camped in tents in Armenia and Georgia over the past…
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Nuclear chutzpah in the Middle East
John O’Brennan Last week’s rioting in Northern Ireland caught the attention of the world. The spectre of people setting fire…
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Integrate, don’t close, Africa’s largest refugee camps
Treynor Tumwa Mark LeVine On March 24, Kenya’s government demanded that the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) announce…
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Coming to terms with Gandhi’s complicated legacy
Tamoghna Halder Branding Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi as “Mahatma” (great-souled) and marketing him to global audiences as an undisputed and all-inclusive…
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The will of the Ecuadorian people is under threat
Luis Ortiz On April 11, the small South American nation of Ecuador – home to the Galapagos Islands and one…
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United States of Al: Hollywood’s brown saviour project
Sahar Ghumkhor Anila Daulatzai The United States of Al (USoA), a new CBS situation comedy produced by Chuck Lorre and…
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There is a long road ahead for Arab journalists and free speech
Rana Sabbagh Most Arab journalists nowadays are imitating the proverbial three wise monkeys – see, hear and speak no evil…
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