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Egypt’s New Administrative Capital reflects a shift toward centralized power under the guise of urban modernization.
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As Canada faces an economic and diplomatic crisis with the US, the country experiences an unprecedented surge in patriotism—and a fleeting political reset.
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The Global Gag Rule was the first ideological limit on aid, but it would not be the last. It laid the groundwork for the normalization of arbitrary and partisan limitations on US aid, culminating today in Trump’s annihilation of USAID’s…
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TSMC’s new $100 billion investment in U.S. chip manufacturing marks a seismic shift geopolitical realignment, with profound implications for U.S.-China-Taiwan relations.
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In this two-part series, I discuss the role and importance of transparent journalism with war correspondent Edward Girardet. In our ever-changing social and political landscape, quality reporting is more important now than ever.
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One in three children is out of school in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA), leaving an estimated 30 million children between the ages of 5 and 18 without access to formal education. Access to schooling in the area had been improving…
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Canada's oil sector needs full support from Prime Minister Carney's Liberals to revitalize the economy, not climate policies that will hamper growth when Canadians can least afford it.
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In September 2024, Marc Miller, the former immigration minister, unveiled new limits for international students. Study permits were to decrease by 35% that year, followed by a further 10% deduction in 2025 to just 437,000. This policy was…
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The unchecked institutionalization of authoritarian structures, which completely ignores the consensus of Georgia’s firmly pro-democratic population, is what makes this moment stand out in Georgian history.
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