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On December 3, South Korea faced yet another test of its democracy–President Yoon Suk-yeol, elected just 2 years ago, declared emergency martial law for the first time in 45 years temporarily granting power to the military.
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Despite Freeland’s attempt to seize on Trudeau’s unpopularity in her surprising resignation, she was ultimately pulled down in the Liberal leadership race by the very person who brought her into politics.
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For over half a century, Syria has endured authoritarian rule, large-scale conflict, and mass displacement. Rebuilding the nation after the fall of the Ba’ath regime requires not only economic development but also the preservation of…
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Transgender sex workers are emerging as a key stakeholder in helping to combat the decades-long HIV/AIDS crisis faced by India's trucker community.
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Quand la justice affronte le tribunal des réseaux sociaux : l’affaire Nekfeu illustre comment l’opinion publique peut influencer enquêtes et procès. Jusqu’où la justice peut-elle rester impartiale face à cette pression numérique ?
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If Poilievre fails to pivot and stay relevant, his digital dominance may soon be nothing more than a loud echo in a shrinking chamber.
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The 2020 Russia-Ukraine war has brought gas exportation from Russia to the European Union (EU) to a screeching halt. Since 1991, natural gas exported from Russia to European states has been passed through pipelines in Ukraine. However, once…
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Jason Furman is an American economist and the former chair of the Council of Economic Advisors for President Barack Obama. In this interview with Mr. Furman, we discuss how a second Trump administration could impact the U.S. economy,…
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