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Whether or not celebrities are "detached" from society, they remain part of this world, much like any other person, and have the right to speak up about their concerns using their monopolies on power and visibility.
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The right to bear arms has commonly been advocated for by American conservatives, yet the recent rise of left-wing gun owners reveals growing distrust of the state.
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Today, as Artemis II's Orion spacecraft circles the Moon with a Canadian aboard, it is still possible to remember what American leadership once looked like, and to wonder what it could still be, if only it looked up.
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As debt mounts, tariffs bite, and BRICS nations push back, the dollar's reign is being tested like never before.
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The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) faces an enduring test of its authority, as a wave of military coups across the region lays bare the fragility of West African unity.
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The American Right’s extreme shift to radical woman-hating reflects how the conservative movement’s consistent anti-feminism undergirds its entire project.
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Five centuries after Italian political scholar Giovanni Botero first defined them, middle powers finally have their moment—if they can seize it.
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Hundreds of Zambian farmers are suing Chinese state-owned mining firm Sino Metals for $80 billion USD, but history suggests the odds may not be in their favour.
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Pris entre dépendance technologique et rivalités géopolitiques, l’Europe doit reprendre le contrôle de son avenir numérique avant qu’il ne soit trop tard.
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Policies designed to increase economic growth are contributing to land degradation and unsustainable land use.
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