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The indigenous peoples of Mountain Province, Philippines, called Igorots, or “people of the mountains,” are peace-loving, and hard-working, as exemplified
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Why did Pharaoh oppress the Jews in Egypt? French Egyptologist Alain Zivie points to Pharaoh’s vizier ‘Abdiel whose Semitic name
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By Benay Blend* In September 2004, Arun Gandhi’s visit to Palestine revived conversations about the role of nonviolence in the
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By Yasar Yakis* Turkey’s President Recep Tayyip Erdogan described the terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch as the tip
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By William J. Astore* Veni, Vidi, Vici,” boasted Julius Caesar, one of history’s great military captains. “I came, I saw,
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As internal and external pressures mount to hold Boeing responsible for its criminal negligence, the giant company is exerting its
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Most commentators have dismissed Kasym-Zhormart Tokayev, who replaced Nursultan Nazarbayev as president of Kazakhstan, as a cypher either because they
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At last the penny has dropped. Gazans are finally coming to realize that the appalling conditions under which they, and
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By Devika Khandelwal* April 28, 1996 is deemed as one of the darkest days in the history of Australia. The
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By Ryan McMaken* Well, at least they’re now being honest about it. A headline this week in The Guardian reads:
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