(BRANJE) Šah in regionalni razvoj

Zadnji posvet o bodoči pokrajinski teritorialni členitvi pri predsedniku republike je sovpadal z deseto obletnico podpisa arbitražnega sporazuma...

Dr. Božo Grafenauer

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The Silence of the Likud Lambs

“Silence is mire,” said Revisionist leader Ze’ev Jabotinsky, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu thinks the great man was mistaken. As far as...

Uzi Baram

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Haaretz Cartoon

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Amos Biderman

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The Year That Shook All Our Assumptions on Israeli Politics

Certain major perceptions that had been defining our lives until now are being smashed to smithereens. There’s the assumption that the Israeli...

Tzvia Greenfield

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Playing the Fiddle While Rome Burns

“While Iran was preparing to destroy Israel, the heads of the latter’s political parties were engaged in horse trading.” (A quote from a volume...

Yehezkel Dror

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What Are the Police Looking for in Isawiyah?

“That’s how it is with Isawiyah … it’s my first love,” says policeman Assaf Ovadia, a little smile on his face and a film of sentimentality...

Michal Peleg

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Japanese were eating tapioca long before bubble tea craze

While I was in Taiwan last month on a reporting assignment, someone asked me out of the blue: "Have you Japanese changed your staple food from rice...

Vox Populi

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Media 'big bang'

Mergers can boost industry's global competitiveness The Fair Trade Commission (FTC) has approved two merger deals that could reshape the nation's...

Editorial

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Rugby World Cup was good dress rehearsal for Tokyo Games

Olympic organizers’ decision to move the 2020 Tokyo Olympic marathons and race walking events from the Japanese capital to Sapporo has raised...

Editorial

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When Markets and Mobility Collide

WINDHOEK – Gasoline is supposed to be combustible. But why has it also become politically explosive, as the eruption of massive protests in...

Ricardo Hausmann

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Why the plastic crisis matters

MANILA – Plastics have become a hot topic. News stories about plastic on beaches and in the oceans abound, and policymakers have begun to respond...

Froilan Grate And Lili Fuhr

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Does Japan have a global environmental strategy?

WASHINGTON – Environmentalism and sustainability have come to form a significant cornerstone of Japan’s global image and soft power in recent...

Elliot Silverberg And Elizabeth Smith

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Iran: the eternal geopolitical empire

A current has swept throughout the Levant from a subtly-felt but well recognised influence. From the protests in Iraq and Lebanon to the Sunni...

Muhammad Hussein

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Incitement by Other Means

It’s not enough that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has never taken responsibility for creating the atmosphere of incitement that preceded the...

Haaretz Editorial

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Bipartisanship in economy

Restoring private sector's vigor is quintessential for recovery Minister of Economy and Finance Hong Nam-ki said Monday that the government would...

Editorial

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How Russia could force a nuclear war in the Baltics

WASHINGTON – Would the United States fight a nuclear war to save Estonia? The question would probably strike most Americans as absurd. Certainly,...

Hal Brands

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The PA’s revolutionary rhetoric is contradicted by its actions against the Palestinian people

Palestinian Authority leader Mahmoud Abbas’s silence would be preferable to the ceremonial appropriation of the Palestinian anti-colonial struggle....

Ramona Wadi

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Food as a ‘connector’ between people

Fall is often called “the best season for food” or literally “the time of the year when we have a big appetite,” because many foodstuffs such...

Yoko Ishikura

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America’s Feeble Indo-Pacific Strategy

HANOI – With the global geopolitical center of gravity shifting toward Asia, a pluralistic, rules-based Indo-Pacific order is more important than...

Brahma Chellaney

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The Impeachment Blues

WASHINGTON, DC – The most dismaying thing about the impeachment proceedings against US President Donald Trump is that they are falling so short of...

Elizabeth Drew

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BDS: In the crosshairs of human rights colonialism

In his report on antisemitism, presented to the United Nations on October 17, UN Special Rapporteur on Freedom of Religion and Belief Ahmed...

Azeezah Kanji

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Chinese art of sanctioning NK

By Lee Seong-hyon As of today, there is no definitive answer as to whether sanctions on Pyongyang are working or not. There is a widely polarized...

Lee Seong-Hyon

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Resignation of Bolivia’s Evo Morales was no victory for democracy, but a US-sponsored coup

Morales was re-elected as Bolivia's president on October 20. The coup-backing Organization of American States (OAS) wasn't pleased and went ahead...

Eva Bartlett

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Amazon, we finally meet

Korean "mink" blanket This is the first in a series chronicling the trial-and-error journey of a momtrepreneur who juggles the thrills of running a...

Jane Han

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Leaders should refrain from creating free lunches

By Dr. Jeffrey I. Kim I started my graduate program in economics at the University of Chicago in the spring quarter of 1976. Professor Milton...

Dr. Jeffrey I. Kim

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Catalonia, Spain, and Europe are better together

Catalonia, Spain, and Europe are better together By Pedro Sanchez MADRID ― Above all, Europe is freedom, peace, and progress. We must move...

Pedro Sánchez

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Should right to abortion be federal law?

In the 46 years since the Supreme Court's decision in Roe vs. Wade affirmed a woman's constitutional right to an abortion, opponents of the ruling...

Tribune Service

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Unsung pioneer

By Choe Chong-dae We have fond memories of "Graduation Song." "We present a beautiful bouquet to our seniors who have earned shining diplomas. We...

Choe Chong-Dae

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November 8th, 1989

Around eight o’clock on November 8th, 1989, I stepped into a taxi at the Gare de Lyon in Paris carrying the first copies of a book I had written...

Deena Stryker

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BC: A New Middle East: An Assessment

BC stands for NEO’s Banned Classic. This article was originally published by our journal on 05.08.15. For some reason, this article is missing...

Christof Lehmann

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How is immigration changing Japanese politics?

The Japanese government has revised the Immigration Control and Refugee Recognition Law that could expand the entry of non-skilled foreign workers...

East Asia Forum

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Is Economic Winter Coming?

CHICAGO – What could trigger a recession in the United States? In the past, a tightening labor market after a period of expansion served as an...

Raghuram G. Rajan

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Sisi’s fragile dictatorship

General Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi is trying to build an individual dictatorship to rival those of the 20th century. He seems certain that it will cement...

Khalil Al-Anani

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Lula’s freedom rekindles hope across Latin America

Commentary. Lula is a symbol of hope and dignity for a continent in flames, desperately in need of social justice. written by Roberto Livi Topic...

Roberto Livi

Il Manifesto Global

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Israel hopes to gain what, exactly, with its resumption of assassinations?

In a surprise attack today, the Israeli air force assassinated Bahaa Abu Al-Ata, an Islamic Jihad military official in northern Gaza. Israel...

Dr Adnan Abu Amer

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Targeted Killings: Israel's Greatest, Foolish Gift to Iran-backed Islamic Jihad

This article was orginally published on Nov 5th, 2019. On Nov 12th, Israel killed a top Islamic Jihad commander, in first such operation since 2014...