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Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife arrive at the U.S. District Court in New York …
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October 1, 2023
Feinstein’s Death Raises the Question: How are Vacant Senate Seats Filled?
Sen. Bob Menendez and his wife arrive at the U.S. District Court in New York City on Sept. 27, 2023.…
September 28, 2023
Traditional Downtowns are Dead or Dying in Many US Cities − What’s Next for these Zones?
Developers have overbuilt office and commercial space in US cities for decades. Now, in the wake of …
September 26, 2023
Book Review: The Tribal Pakhtun as ‘Fixer’
Going by the warlike history of the region, journalism and the fixer within it become “short term sl…
September 25, 2023
Global Cruise Industry Expanding, New Routes Emerging
Passenger capacity is projected to increase from 26.5 million in 2022 to nearly 38 million by 2028. …
September 23, 2023
Marcos Jr’s Presidency an Exercise in Redemption
n his second State of the Nation address, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr proudly trumpeted…
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Marcos Jr’s Presidency an Exercise in Redemption
n his second State of the Nation address, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr proudly trumpeted …
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Why ‘Peace Enforcement’ Risks Exacerbating Conflicts in Africa
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BRICS Expansion: What Six New Members are Buying Into
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Niger Becomes Latest Domino Falling to Western-trained Militaries
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Digital Storytelling Can be a Powerful Tool for Water Researchers
Traditional research outputs like journal articles don’t often give voice to communities’ stories.
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Diplomacy Watch: Divisions Flare in the West as Winter Looms
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How the Global Energy Crisis is Pressuring Countries at the UN Climate Summit
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Russia’s Energy Clout Not Limited to Oil and Gas – It’s Also a Key Nuclear Supplier
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Book Review: The Tribal Pakhtun as ‘Fixer’
Going by the warlike history of the region, journalism and the fixer within it become “short term slavery” in the service of relentless imperialist forces that have long kept the region unstable.
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US Policy of ‘Pragmatic Engagement’ Risks Legitimatizing Taliban Rule
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U.S.-Pakistan Diplomacy: Balancing Defense Ties Amid Democratic Dilemmas
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Why Afghanistan Still Poses a Threat to the Region and Beyond
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Ambitious Solar Project to Join String of Coal Plants in Pakistan’s Thar District
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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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Book Review: The Tribal Pakhtun as ‘Fixer’
Going by the warlike history of the region, journalism and the fixer within it become “short term slavery” in the service of relentless imperialist forces that have long kept the region unstable.
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I watched Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer in Ukraine: His Greek Tragedy is our Reality
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Insights from an AI Author: The Geopolitical Consequences of ChatGPT
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Israeli President Visits Turkey: Message for Indonesia, Malaysia & Pakistan
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A Brief History of the NFL
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How Well-managed Dams and Forecasting Can Limit Flooding in a Warming World
An engineer who managed dams for years explains the tradeoffs operators make as they decide when to release water and how much to stay safe.
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I watched Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer in Ukraine: His Greek Tragedy is our Reality
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Ambitious Solar Project to Join String of Coal Plants in Pakistan’s Thar District
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Boris Johnson Resigns as PM – Here’s Who Could Replace Him
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Timely Warnings Avert Loss of Life from Surging Glacier in Pakistan
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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