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Anders Forh Rasmussen All eyes are rightly fixated on Russia’s war in Ukraine. But that is no excuse for ignoring another crisis that is brewing on...

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Israel protests: Benjamin Netanyahu will have to face reality eventually

Dr. Dania Koleilat Khatib Amid protests and increasing international pressure, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Monday agreed to suspend...

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Daylight saving fiasco a signof looming trouble in Lebanon

Khaled Abou Zahr Sectarian discussions are something I despise because they are fruitless and aimless. Yet, the current state of Lebanon and its...

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No journalist canfeel safe in Russia today

Andrei Soldatov Foreign correspondents in Russia have been forced to develop a very sophisticated early warning system for danger in the two decades...

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China’s pragmatism pushingIran to end its regional isolation

Dr. Majid Rafizadeh China’s pragmatic approach and its major concentration on economic growth will likely continue to contribute to it playing an...

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What now for the Syrian opposition?

Ghassan Ibrahim The Syrian opposition is facing a dilemma that it did not expect to come about so quickly, with changes in the positions of the Arab...

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Public misery and bad philontherapism

According to the media, at least 12 people died and five others were injured in a stampede during a free distribution of charity inside the premises...

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US, China must separate cooperation from rivalry

Jean Pisani-Ferry On the same day that the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change published its latest report on the urgent need for climate...

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Boris likely to remain a constant in UK political life

Mohamed Chebaro I watched and listened in disbelief last week to what Boris Johnson, the UK’s former prime minister and chief architect of “Brexit...

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Israelis need to see through biggest lie of all

Marwan Bishara At the heart of the ongoing turmoil engulfing Israel is a pathological liar and a pervasive lie. The liar has long been exposed, but...

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Amid rising tensions, Taiwan’s ex-President embarks on ‘peacebuilding’ trip to China

Cindy Sui Former Taiwan President Ma Ying-jeou arrived in the Chinese city of Shanghai on Monday, becoming the first past or current president from...

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Nation’s resolve against rising terrorism

A DSP and three of his squad members embraced martyrdom while six police officials got injured in a planned terrorist attack on a police station...

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A nation under hypnosis

Belén Fernández In May, a 40-year-old woman – we’ll call her “Ana” – was arrested in downtown San Salvador, the capital of El Salvador....

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Localization key to effective development policies

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Taiwan tensions fuel anxiety on Japan’s tiny Yonaguni Island

William Gallo Kotaro Kobari was returning from an all-night fishing expedition in his small boat off the remote Japanese island of Yonaguni in August...

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Bush did what Putin’s doing – so why is he getting away?

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Entry to Pakistan for Afghans becoming lucrative source of income

Shamim Shahid Believe it that getting Pakistani visa for the Afghan nationals both in or outside Afghanistan becoming too much hard and expensive...

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Fact check, the legacy of Afghan interim rulers

Recently, the Afghan Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs has called on the United States to reopen its embassy in Kabul. During his visit to...

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Israel at a crossroads as Netanyahu forced to wait

Ray Hanania In November 2019, when Benjamin Netanyahu was indicted on corruption charges, including breach of trust, bribery and fraud, no one could...

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When governments make immorallaws, it is our duty to disobey them

Dmitry Glukhovsky We need the law to protect the weak from the strong, and to protect the strong from the temptation to target the weak. We need the...

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Refugees do notcome to UK for hotels

Diane Taylor Deputy prime minister Dominic Raab is not the first senior politician to say that hotels act as a pull factor for asylum seekers and he...

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We need decisive climate action, can COP28 deliver?

Karim Elgendy On March 20, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its synthesis report, a summary of seven years of climate...

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Finland’s the world’s happiest country. Here’s how we do it

Marja Heinonen According to the latest World Happiness Report, my country of Finland has the happiest people on Earth, a designation it has held for...

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Red wall Brexiters will be the‘hero voters’ of the next election

Rafael Behr Whatever happens in the next general election, Britain will be governed by some kind of coalition. That can be said with confidence...

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For real climate justice, it’s time for a food revolution

Aditi Mukherji Among the bleakest findings in the latest report of the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), released last...

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Why Rahul’s parliament expulsion could backfire on Modi

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A nation, who needs no enemy

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Britain is failed by a political class incapable of doing what it promises

Philip Johnston Who said this? “I announce today that we will be introducing – first in 20 of the worst crime hotspots and then across the whole...

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Vietnam, Afghanistan and Iraq wars constrain US foreign policy

Kerry Boyd Anderson This week marks the 50th anniversary of the withdrawal of US combat troops from Vietnam, as agreed in the Paris Peace Accords. The...

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Israel is losing the support of US Democrats

Yossi Mekelberg It seems almost futile to try to convince the vast majority of Israelis that ignoring the Palestinian issue will not make it go away....

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How criminal culture has led Russian society toward militaristic madness

Svetlana Stephenson In early March, a video made the rounds in which an elderly Russian woman says of Ukrainians: “You need to kill them all, and...

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Uzbekistan prepares for major constitutional reforms to protect human rights and support economic growth

By: Jamal Khan The Constitution of Uzbekistan was originally ratified in 1992, one year after the country became an independent state. Until now,...

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Kurds to play kingmakers as Turkiye prepares to vote

Zaid M. Belbagi Last month’s earthquake and the subsequent flooding are a somber reflection of the sad state of Turkiye’s Kurds. However, the...

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S Africa mulls options after ICC’s Putin arrest order

Kate Bartlett With an International Criminal Court arrest warrant out for Vladimir Putin, South Africa is weighing what to do if the Russian president...

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The war over Israel’s identity is far from over

Osama Al-Sharif After more than 12 weeks of anti-government protests, culminating in Sunday night’s mass demonstrations following the sacking of...

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No French president can wage war against his own people

Ambrose Evans-Pritchard France has entered a Marxian state of pre-insurrection. Orderly protest over the retirement age has mutated into a deeper...

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Judges’ Schism, institutions need constitution not democracy

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Xi’s plan to annex Russian territory is there for all to see

Matthew Henderson The long-debated agreement on “Power of Siberia 2” (POS2) – a massive pipeline project to pump gas from Western Siberia to...

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Grown-ups back in charge in UK as Johnson grilled

Chris Doyle For a compelling three and a half hours last week, former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faced his parliamentary inquisitors. The...

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Neutral diplomacy needed to end Russia-Ukraine war

Dr. Mohammed Al-Sulami The Western discourse on “peace building” focuses on the localization of conflicts. Western think tanks have developed...

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Canada’s McCarthyism and the spies stirring a yellow peril scare

Andrew Mitrovica I grew up in a neurotic, faraway island called Australia during the 1960s. Even as a youngster, I knew, like millions of frightened...

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‘Wiping out’ Palestinians is an old Israeli adage

Ramzy Baroud By his own admission, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich is a “fascist homophobe.” This declaration, which he made in January,...

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Britain, be warned: with ‘stop boats’ policies you brutalise migrants – and damage yourselves

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The German Greens and the ills of green party politics

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Water investment critical to a sustainable and just economy

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Role of foreign media in global imperialism

The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) stopped its Farsi Radio Service on March 26, after 82 years of continuous broadcast. The corporation...

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Lebanon’s rulers set the clock ticking down to destruction

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Turkiye’s political parties make preelection concessions

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