Were 30 Years Of The Slaughter Of Kashmiri Hindus Inevitable? – OpEd
By Vijay K. Sazawal Super Bowl XXXII is in full swing. The Denver Broncos defeat the defending champions, the Green Bay Packers,
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Opinion
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Can Milei Really Shut Down Argentina’s Central Bank? – OpEd
By Daniel Lacalle The monumental fiscal and monetary hole that Peronists Massa and Fernández have left for Javier Milei is difficult
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Outgoing President Weah Leaves An Unflawed Legacy – OpEd
By Azu Ishiekwene Liberia and Sierra Leone have a common historical legacy and often tend to imitate each other in
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Robert Reich: What Really Happened To The American Dream? (Why American Capitalism Is So Rotten, Part II) – OpEd
Today I want to address the disappearance of what was once called the “American dream.” Its disappearance provides an important
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Russian Language: Too Little, Too Late For Africa – OpEd
Learning Russian language is hitting magnificent roadblocks among Africans. For these several years after Soviet’s collapse, Moscow has been stepping
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How The Gaza Crisis Harms US Interests – OpEd
The sudden attack by Hamas on Israel has sparked a new wave of violence in the long-standing Israel-Palestine conflict. Unlike
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Bangladesh’s Seven Governing Periods – Book Review
Dr M Adil Khan, a Bangladesh-born Australian and former senior policy manager at the United Nations and currently an Adjunct
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Netanyahu’s False 9/11: How Israel Plans To Kill The Two-State Solution – OpEd
In the wake of the Hamas attack, Netanyahu and his allies tried to convince the world that Israel had faced
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The Cradle Of Humanity – OpEd
What reading Georges Bataille could teach you about the birth of art—and of humanity. Why should we explore caves and
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Milei Hates The State: Will It Be Enough? – OpEd
By Peter Jacobsen Javier Milei, the recently elected president of Argentina, is somewhat famous for his eccentric relationship with his
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