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Boris Johnson is threatening to undo UK’s international standing
Preet Kaur Gill The United Kingdom has long been proud of the role and status of the Department for International…
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In India, merely saying ‘Black Lives Matter’ is not enough
Shreshtha Das & Arshi Showkat In the wake of the Black Lives Matter protests which led to growing calls for…
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Torture casts a shadow over the G20
Julia Legner This year, Saudi Arabia is holding the rotating presidency of the Group of 20 (G20), the world’s largest…
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To resolve the Palestinian question we need to end colonialism
Wesam Ahmad Amid a global pandemic, economic recession and simmering racial tensions around the world, Israel’s threat to formally annex…
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A photo of a dead Kashmiri and the making of a macabre narrative
Perhaps it does not require a moral compass to feel outrage and fury over the image of a three-year-old Kashmiri child sitting…
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How New Zealand’s media endangered public health
Glen Johnson New Zealand’s health minister, David Clark, has been forced to resign and the nation’s hyperactive media have claimed…
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How the world wars of the 21st century may begin
Charlie Ang Hwa Leong The COVID-19 pandemic is a train wreck in slow motion. This crash could turn out to…
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What was the deadly India-China border clash really about?
On the evening of June 15, hundreds of Indian and Chinese troops laid aside their arms and took on each…
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Haacaaluu Hundeessaa: A towering musician and an Oromo icon
Awol K Allo There are not many artists in East Africa who get to witness their own stellar achievement in…
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Racists cannot silence us
Bisi Adjapon Thus began my Facebook post the day after the National Readathon in Ghana on June 13. Dubbed a…
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