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Thomas Sankara showed that Africa could achieve remarkable growth and prosperity without foreign aid or intervention. Comparing his accomplishments to the current state of Burkina Faso makes his untimely death even more tragic. Even so,…
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Throughout history, Beijing has consistently aligned itself with Russia, especially in its efforts to counterbalance US power in the international arena, leaving many to wonder whether China will continue this pattern with respect to…
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Despite violent military pushbacks, women once again are present at the protests. This time, women have brought their children with them to the front lines displaying the unity of the community. “The military wish they were dealing with a…
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L'arrivée de plusieurs millions de réfugiés ukrainiens sur son sol a contraint l'UE à se réinventer. Le caractère désormais endémique des crises migratoires devrait inciter Bruxelles à amorcer un transfert de compétences, du moins partiel,…
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Yoon Seok-youl — the candidate for the conservative PPP — was elected South Korea’s thirteenth president.
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En 2019, un sursaut populaire avait fait fleurir une lueur d’espoir en Irak. Comment ces sentiments ont-ils évolué? Que réserve l'avenir pour le pays aux deux fleuves?
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On April 5, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a stirring address to the UN Security Council, pleading for them to act in the face of the mass atrocities Russian troops were committing throughout the country. The UN proceeded…
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The politicization of inflation goes beyond debating who is best suited to lead up the Federal Reserve or the European Central Bank: it erodes the independence of central banks and misleads voters, creating perverse policy incentives.
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With issues like the language barrier, employment discrimination, and the non-recognition of foreign credentials, most immigrants do not feel as if they truly belong in the province.
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Among the world’s deadliest, coal mines in China are reminiscent of an age gone by, with much of the globe recognizing the wide-ranging harmful impacts of producing and consuming fossil fuels. Yet, China’s present dependence on its coal…
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