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An Increasingly Anti-Rohingya Climate Fuelled by a Complicit Facebook

Nov 21

Nov 21 An Increasingly Anti-Rohingya Climate Fuelled by a Complicit Facebook

Sofia Sanz-kimura

Together to Protect: Europol’s ATLAS Network and the Future of European Security

Nov 19

Nov 19 Together to Protect: Europol’s ATLAS Network and the Future of European Security

Mathias Katsuya

Conflict & Peacekeeping, Europe

The Human Rights Repercussions of Xi's Historic Third Term

Nov 19

Nov 19 The Human Rights Repercussions of Xi's Historic Third Term

Asia, Human Rights

The Social Democratic Case for the WTO

Nov 18

Nov 18 The Social Democratic Case for the WTO

Economy, Activism

Lula and the 2022 Brazilian Election

Nov 17

Nov 17 Lula and the 2022 Brazilian Election

Luke Caramanico

Political Consumption: Post-Truths, Marketing, and Popular Culture

Nov 15

Nov 15 Political Consumption: Post-Truths, Marketing, and Popular Culture

Abbey Tomkinson

The Most Sinister Cult in Japanese Politics

Nov 14

Nov 14 The Most Sinister Cult in Japanese Politics

Dream of the Red Emperor: The Worldview of Xi Jinping and Wang Huning

Nov 12

Nov 12 Dream of the Red Emperor: The Worldview of Xi Jinping and Wang Huning

Asia, Economy, Human Rights

The Kachin Airstrike: the Latest Human Rights Abuse by Myanmar's Government

Nov 11

Nov 11 The Kachin Airstrike: the Latest Human Rights Abuse by Myanmar's Government

Activism, Conflict & Peacekeeping, Asia, Human Rights

No More Squid Game: Chaebols, South Korea, and a Complicated Relationship with Net Neutrality

Nov 9

Nov 9 No More Squid Game: Chaebols, South Korea, and a Complicated Relationship with Net Neutrality

Asia, Science & Technology

Providing Pis of Mind: Brussels’ New Prescribed Museum Visits

Oct 31

Oct 31 Providing Pis of Mind: Brussels’ New Prescribed Museum Visits

Europe, Global Health

Ready, Aim, Fire: New Nuclear Security Implications in East Asia

Oct 30

Oct 30 Ready, Aim, Fire: New Nuclear Security Implications in East Asia

Asia, Conflict & Peacekeeping

Terror, War Crimes, and a Fast Approaching Winter: Energy Infrastructure Attacks in Ukraine

Oct 28

Oct 28 Terror, War Crimes, and a Fast Approaching Winter: Energy Infrastructure Attacks in Ukraine

Asia, Europe, Conflict & Peacekeeping

Tweed: Legacy of a Love Story

Oct 28

Oct 28 Tweed: Legacy of a Love Story

Rachael Jefferies

Energy and the Environment, Europe

Morbid Symptoms at the End of History

Oct 24

Oct 24 Morbid Symptoms at the End of History

Europe, Economy

Negotiating With Terrorists: Somalia’s Double-Edged Sword

Oct 24

Oct 24 Negotiating With Terrorists: Somalia’s Double-Edged Sword

Sofia Sanz-kimura

Africa, Conflict & Peacekeeping

The Nord Stream Leaks: A Political, Economic, and Environmental Disaster?

Oct 24

Oct 24 The Nord Stream Leaks: A Political, Economic, and Environmental Disaster?

Energy and the Environment, Economy

The Repression of the Muslim Minority in China’s Xinjiang Region

Oct 24

Oct 24 The Repression of the Muslim Minority in China’s Xinjiang Region

Human Rights, Asia, Activism

Drawing the Line: Neom, the Controversial Megacity in Saudi Arabia

Oct 22

Oct 22 Drawing the Line: Neom, the Controversial Megacity in Saudi Arabia

A Hollow Threat But a Dangerous Symbol: Russia’s Partial Mobilization

Oct 20

Oct 20 A Hollow Threat But a Dangerous Symbol: Russia’s Partial Mobilization

Katherine Hughes

Conflict & Peacekeeping, Asia, Europe