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Interwoven struggles: The green paradox meets the Palestine paradox

The struggles for Palestinian liberation and climate justice have become intertwined, literally and figuratively, in philosophy as well as tangible…

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From hubris to humiliation: The 10 hours that shocked Israel

Marwan Bishara A few days after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu delivered a boastful speech at the United Nations, announcing…

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India is weaponising FATF recommendations against civil society

Aakar Patel The October 3 raids on the news website “NewsClick” and the arrest of its founder, Prabir Purkayastha and…

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India wants to take on Trudeau. It’s taking down its own diaspora

Somdeep Sen India-Canada relations have been on the boil since Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau claimed last week that Indian…

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ECOWAS is undoubtedly in trouble, but it still has potential

In the past three years, four countries from the 15-member Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) have experienced a…

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Corruption is as American as apple pie

On September 22, influential United States Senator Bob Menendez was indicted on corruption charges along with his wife, Nadine. It…

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Israel has no place in the US Visa Waiver Program

As children, my siblings and I would often stand with our father on the western border of Jordan, where our…

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Surrogacy: Human right, or just wrong?

Julie Bindel “A lovely gay couple are desperate to have their own child. I love being pregnant and have offered…

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How to prevent a putsch

Marwan Bishara Africa has seen more military coups than democratic elections in recent years, to the determinant of the continent’s…

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The global human rights regime has collapsed

Haythem Guesmi Amid a climate emergency, seemingly endless conflict, and consequent refugee crises, the glaring absence of an effective global…

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