Six Reasons That Faltered The US And Taliban Peace Talks – OpEd
Following the prisoner swap between the Afghan government and the Taliban – a deal facilitated by the United States, Qatar
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Biodiversity Importance In The Cordillera – OpEd
Biological diversity is a vital resource for human beings, both for the global community, for each nation and more so
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Why US-Taliban Talks Won’t Bear Fruit – OpEd
With the Taliban ready to negotiate and Washington desperate to get out of Afghanistan, there shouldn’t have been any problems
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Standardized Tests Are Biased And Unhelpful – OpEd
By Jill Richardson* A lawsuit is taking on the University of California system’s use of the SAT and ACT standardized tests
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Turkmenistan’s Berdymukhamedov May Be Preparing To Transfer Presidency To His Son – OpEd
Turkmenistan is by far the most closed country among the post-Soviet states, and information about what is going on there
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‘Elected By Donors’: the University Of Cape Town Fails Palestine, Embraces Israel – OpEd
It was a scandal of the highest caliber. On November 23, the Senate of the University of Cape Town (UCT)
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Britain Braced For Brexit II: The Sequel – OpEd
ByAndrew Hammond* The Conservatives have become the first UK political party since the 19th century to win an increased number
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The Tory Landslide May Soon Bring Scottish Independence – OpEd
By Jeff Deist* The results from the general election in the United Kingdom are stark for the Labour Party, which lost 59 seats in Parliament. The
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A Mined History: The Bougainville Referendum – OpEd
It would be an understatement to claim that Bougainville, that blighted piece of autonomous territory in Papua New Guinea, had
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The Dangerous Winds Of Trying To Prevent Climate Change – OpEd
Wind turbines continue to be the most controversial of so-called “renewable” energy sources worldwide. But, you say, wind is surely
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