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How Covid-19 exposed America’s brutal inequalities

Oct 29

Oct 29 How Covid-19 exposed America’s brutal inequalities

New NASA Satellite Advances Knowledge of Sea-Level Rise

Oct 29

Oct 29 New NASA Satellite Advances Knowledge of Sea-Level Rise

NASA’s new satellite is set to revolutionise information and planning for natural disasters, protecting millions of people from climate change

Democracy in Regression? India’s Expulsion of Amnesty International.

Oct 29

Oct 29 Democracy in Regression? India’s Expulsion of Amnesty International.

Social Media and Political Activism in 2020

Oct 28

Oct 28 Social Media and Political Activism in 2020

Interrailing and Internationalism

Oct 26

Oct 26 Interrailing and Internationalism

A century of women’s suffrage in the US - Where are we now?

Oct 26

Oct 26 A century of women’s suffrage in the US - Where are we now?

Prisoner to President- Sadyr Japarov Installed as Kyrgyzstan’s Newest Head of State

Oct 24

Oct 24 Prisoner to President- Sadyr Japarov Installed as Kyrgyzstan’s Newest Head of State

Tiger Economy, Zebra Democracy: The Case of Botswana

Oct 23

Oct 23 Tiger Economy, Zebra Democracy: The Case of Botswana

Africa, Global Health

Russian Geopolitics in Central Asia: Recent Developments

Oct 22

Oct 22 Russian Geopolitics in Central Asia: Recent Developments

How the issue of comfort women affects Japanese and Korean relations today

Oct 18

Oct 18 How the issue of comfort women affects Japanese and Korean relations today

The issue of comfort women divides two likely allies, Japan and South Korea, against China’s rising dominance both in the East and globally

Nationalist concerns: Pope Francis's fears realised in two nations at the heart of the European Union

Oct 18

Oct 18 Nationalist concerns: Pope Francis's fears realised in two nations at the heart of the European Union

Sophie Davidson

The Polarised World of the Information Age

Oct 18

Oct 18 The Polarised World of the Information Age

When Nile Hegemony Ends: Egypt and the GERD

Oct 18

Oct 18 When Nile Hegemony Ends: Egypt and the GERD

Trump and the ban on immigration

Oct 18

Oct 18 Trump and the ban on immigration

Nathalie Scharpf

Brexit: the end of the NHS?

Oct 18

Oct 18 Brexit: the end of the NHS?

Nathalie Scharpf

China: out for itself, or a new global leader?

Oct 18

Oct 18 China: out for itself, or a new global leader?

Nathalie Scharpf

Impossible Choices: Migration from Honduras during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Oct 18

Oct 18 Impossible Choices: Migration from Honduras during the Covid-19 Pandemic

Energy Politics on the Nile: Conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Construction of the Renaissance Dam

Oct 17

Oct 17 Energy Politics on the Nile: Conflict between Egypt and Ethiopia over the Construction of the Renaissance Dam

Joshua Mendelson

The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: How Soviet Choices Continue to Shake the Foundations of Eastern Europe

Oct 17

Oct 17 The Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict: How Soviet Choices Continue to Shake the Foundations of Eastern Europe

Sabine Pennings

Delectable Diplomacy: What is Culinary Diplomacy?

Oct 14

Oct 14 Delectable Diplomacy: What is Culinary Diplomacy?