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Tamar Blumenfeld

Perspectives on the Newly Elected Fernández’s Foreign Policy

Latin America has been observed by electoral specialists for a long time. It has been an interesting case study from the electoral point of view...

Janina Onuki And Tamiris Burin

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George Soros’ $1 billion pledge to fight ‘nationalism’ proves he will continue his political battles from beyond the grave

Whatever medical care George Soros enjoys that the rest of us mere mortals can only picture, he will probably die before the nation state dissolves...

Graham Dockery

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Za mizo

Človek je zapisal določene naravne pravilnosti in v zvezi z njimi oblikoval pravila, da bi se lažje sporazumeval, ampak ideja o času, ves...

Marko Tomaš

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Micka Resnica od Dražgoš do Davosa

Pričakujemo, da uspe Micki Resnici tako že v naslednji epizodi Cepca dokončno prepričati, da ne bo nikoli več volil SD, ampak SDS. Za želodčne...

Svetlana Slapšak

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Is coronavirus under control, or is there worse to come?

While pursuing "bunmei kaika" (attainment of "civilization and enlightenment") during the Meiji Era (1868-1912), Japan was repeatedly exposed to...

Vox Populi

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The end of the nation-state

As the world fretted earlier this month over the assassination of General Qassem Soleimani by United States drones in Iraq and the possibility of...

Hamid Dabashi

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Let’s go back to calling it global warming

NEW YORK – As scientific terms go, “climate change” is lame. It sounds like something created by committee. And it’s hard to understand as a...

Faye Flam

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Close the glaring SDG gap

LAGOS – Will the world achieve the ambitious Sustainable Development Goals for 2030? Or will the SDGs — with their targets for eradicating...

Kevin Watkins

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Auschwitz in Jerusalem

BERLIN – Looming over this year’s commemoration of the liberation of Auschwitz at Yad Vashem, the Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem, were two...

Mark Leonard

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Bayern Munich are going to win the Bundesliga, again

A classy 5-0 demolition of Schalke made it five wins in a row for Bayern Munich and leaves them a point off top. DW's Matt Pearson says it looks...

Matt Pearson

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People’s efforts bring snow to Sapporo Snow Festival PREMIUM

It is said that raindrops fall as fast as seven meters per second in heavy rain. In comparison, snowflakes fall fairly slowly at about one meter...

The Japan News

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Coronavirus response highlights flaws in the way China’s bureaucracy handles a crisis

About 17 years after the massive outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome (Sars) which originated in China and killed nearly 800 people...

Wang Xiangwei

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The annexation of the West Bank is coming

We are about to witness the third Israeli election in the space of one year. The elections for the Knesset, Israel’s parliament, which are coming...

Asa Winstanley

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Egypt’s sex attacks on women are revenge for the 2011 revolution

The first time Sarah Mehanna was arrested security forces lined her up against a wall and described her body in intimate detail. “If we find any...

Amelia Smith

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1984 was not an instruction manual: Trying to memory-hole ‘climate hysteria’ will only create more climate change skeptics

An annual ritual by German linguists and journalists to exile a term from the language subjected the term “klimahysterie” (“climate hysteria”)...

Helen Buyniski

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Brexit Entering its Dramatic Second Act

[John Bruton] Can a chaotic "Crash Out" Brexit in December 2020 be avoided?

John Bruton

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Lessons from the past need to heeded to contain virus outbreak

The “chunjie” (spring festival) holidays, or Lunar New Year, when vast numbers of Chinese travel to domestic and overseas destinations, are in...

Editorial

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Ako ukradnúť muzeálne zbierky

„Takže nám ich ukradli?“ pýta sa pohoršene dieťa. „Nie, synak,“ odpovedá pokojne otecko. „Oni nám ich zachránili.“ Akurát že to...

Silvia Ruppeldtová

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Thailand: The Lingering Spectre of US Colour Revolutions

Thailand’s opposition is openly backed by powerful foreign interests, particularly those in Washington. As the opposition attempts to secure power...

Joseph Thomas

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Why Erdogan Needs the 'Crazy' Istanbul Canal Initiative?

During his election campaign in 2011, the current leader of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, expressed his intention to bring to life several...

Valery Kulikov

20

Tree planting extends an olive branch across the climate divide

The world's business and government leaders may have found a way to fight climate change without having to call global warming by its name or agree...

Japan Today

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World War II Victims Must Not be Forgotten

It’s hard to underestimate how the events of World War II still affect the world we live in today. Children from all over the world, especially...

Vladimir Odintsov

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How to Trick Depression

I was coming home from a downtown deposition one Friday night years ago, smack dab in the middle of rush hour. The 10 Freeway was a parking lot, so...

Terri Cheney

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FTZ with Singapore – a New Bridge between EAEU and ASEAN

In October 2019, a free trade agreement between the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) and Singapore was signed. For EAEU nations the pact offers vast...

Dmitry Bokarev

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Despite need to develop vaccines, pandemics not a priority for drugmakers

Drugmakers have made significant scientific advances in recent years. Unfortunately, their ability to combat potential pandemics isn’t included...

Max Nisen

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Memories and Lessons

The World Holocaust Forum, which gathered at Yad Vashem on Thursday, fulfilled its purpose: the impressive ceremony, attended by some 40 heads of...

Haaretz Editorial

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A Political Life Without Ideas or Values

Politics as a sphere that is shaped by a struggle of ideas and causes no longer exists. That’s the conclusion emerging from Haaretz editor Aluf...

Yair Assulin

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Eran Wolkowski

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The Only Formula That Can Save Israel's Channel 13

Israel’s Channel 10 was in mortal danger for most of its existence. I once wrote a piece proposing a formula to rescue it: Turn it into the...

Israel Harel

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Companies must bargain in good faith in ‘shunto’ negotiations

This year’s “shunto” (spring battle) annual wage negotiations between Japanese companies and their labor unions are coming into full swing....

Editorial

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How to cop-out of something in Japanese

Listening to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe field questions from opposition party members during the Jan. 22 and 23 Diet sessions, I was underwhelmed by...