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December 3, 2021
Minority Rights at Stake in Bangladesh
Religious differences and a communal mindset are the key factors behind the attacks on temples, whic…
December 3, 2021
Omicron: Why the WHO Designated it a Variant of concern
Not much data, but lessons have been learned from the slow response to the Delta. …
November 26, 2021
Doing Holiday Shopping Online? Here are 10 Tips for Avoiding Scams
When people buy scam products, what arrives is typically of low quality. That’s if anything ever arr…
November 24, 2021
Democratic Renewal in Europe: Bulgaria Joins a Growing Trend
It has taken three general elections for change to come in Bulgaria – but this week’s parliamentary …
November 20, 2021
Rittenhouse Verdict Flies in the Face of Legal Standards for Self-defense
The Wisconsin jury decision may portend a similar outcome in another high-profile case in Georgia, w…
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Democratic Renewal in Europe: Bulgaria Joins a Growing Trend
It has taken three general elections for change to come in Bulgaria – but this week’s parliamentary vote gives cause to hope for genuine action on corruption.
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What Russia’s Military Movements Could Mean for Ukraine, Europe, and NATO
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What Would the Ancient Greeks Think of an Olympics with No Fans?
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Zionism – Where Do We Go From Here?
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What are Stablecoins? A Blockchain Expert Explains
Financial regulators are increasingly concerned about stablecoins, a type of cryptocurrency tied to an asset like the US dollar.
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Minority Rights at Stake in Bangladesh
Religious differences and a communal mindset are the key factors behind the attacks on temples, which have broken the trust between Muslims and Hindus in Bangladesh. To rebuild this trust, the government needs to go beyond simply allocating money to reconstruct Hindu houses and temples.
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Association of Eastern States of South Asia–II, III, IV, V & VI
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Evaluating Lessons of the Afghan War
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Association of Eastern States of South Asia: Part-I
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Western Allegiance to Majoritarian Rule on Trial
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5 Ways COVID-19 Changed Immigration
Travel restrictions will continue to emerge, end and evolve, dependent on context. As wealthier countries vaccinate their populations at rapid speed, less equipped countries continue to suffer severe outbreaks. International travel may soon require a COVID-19 “vaccination card.” New targeted travel bans could emerge.
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What the Supreme Court’s DACA Ruling Means for Undocumented Students
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Supreme Court Ruling on Dreamers Sends a Clear Message to the White House
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How Can We Prepare for the Coronavirus? 3 Questions Answered
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Pressure Grows on Africa to Take Back its Migrants
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Omicron: Why the WHO Designated it a Variant of concern
Not much data, but lessons have been learned from the slow response to the Delta.
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Mars InSight: Mission Unveils Surprising Secrets of Red Planet’s Interior
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What Would the Ancient Greeks Think of an Olympics with No Fans?
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How to Stay Safe with a New Fast-spreading Coronavirus Variant on the Loose
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COVID-19 Vaccine: A Doctor Answers 5 Questions
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How Biden and Kerry Could Rebuild America’s Global Climate Leadership
Strengthening cooperation and partnerships with like-minded countries will be critical to bring about a transition to cleaner energy as well as sustainability in agriculture, forestry, water and other sectors of the global economy.
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How to Manage Plant Pests and Diseases in Your Victory Garden
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Amid US Groundwater Declines, Water Data Gains Importance
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Land Clearing and Farming Contribute a Third of the World’s Greenhouse Gases
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Why Defense Department is Worried About Climate Change?
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COVID-19: Why India Wanted to Deploy Its Military in 4 South Asian Countries?
The reality is that the dream of some policy geniuses in Delhi to project India as the custodian of South Asia by coming up with the controversial plan of sending the military to its neighboring countries to tame the deadly virus was a self-defeating idea.
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Why India Wants Kashmir But Not Kashmiris?
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Lessons Pakistani Democrats Can Learn from Tom Price
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Understanding George Maragos’ Grass-root Politics
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The Hate That Divides Us