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Why peace initiatives in Libya are failing
Noha Aboueldahab This month has seen several failed attempts by foreign powers to broker a ceasefire in Libya. First, Fayez…
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Iran will go beyond missile strikes to avenge Soleimani
Sara Bazoobandi After the assassination of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani on January 3, many feared a major war would break…
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India’s democracy may not have much time left
Priyamvada Gopal On a cold January evening, a gang of masked intruders armed with sticks and iron rods entered the…
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It is time to bill the billionaires
Jenny Ricks Let us be blunt, the World Economic Forum (WEF) happening in Davos this month will not solve the…
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Turkey, Russia and the Libyan conundrum
Since the outbreak of the Libyan revolution in 2011, which saw the intervention of NATO countries and the toppling of…
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Turkey, Russia and the Libyan conundrum
Since the outbreak of the Libyan revolution in 2011, which saw the intervention of NATO countries and the toppling of…
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Cambridge Analytica and the end of elections
Nanjala Nyabola In the early hours of January 1, 2020, a Twitter handle, @hindsightfiles, allegedly run by Brittany Kaiser, a…
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Soleimani and the weight of history
A plethora of articles has been published in recent days on the US air strike that killed Iranian General Qassem…
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What the Cyprus rape case tells us about justice in Europe
Gina Benevento “They asked me to say that it wasn’t a rape.” These words were spoken in court on by…
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‘Desert X AlUla’: Cultivating new audiences for contemporary art
A the daring drivers and their mean machines go back home, the host Saudi Arabia has announced a unique exhibition…
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