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Design makes a place a prison or a home.
The Royal Commission into Aged Care left organisations that provide housing for aged care wondering how they will put its…
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Myanmar on the Brink of State Failure
In a briefing to the UN Security Council’s 9 April 2021 ‘Arria-Formula’ Meeting on the situation in Myanmar, Crisis Group’s…
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How to unlock music as key to the art of remembering
During that time, people have regularly approached with me a similar set of befuddling stories and questions. Lisa Genove The…
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How children are taking European states to court over the climate crisis – and changing the law
Now they’re breaking new ground in court. Authors The Conversation On November 30, six Portuguese children and young people ……
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Why Did Russia Send More S-400 Missile Defense Systems to the Arctic?
Russia is adding more S-400 air defense systems to the Arctic in what can be seen as an overt effort…
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Why America Must Lead Again
By nearly every measure, the credibility and influence of the United States in the world have diminished since President Barack…
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Where did Buddhism get its reputation for peace?
Typically Christians are at the top of students’ lists and Buddhists at the bottom. Nick Swann The Conversation This reflects…
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What Eritrea Wants
This week on The Horn, Alan Boswell is joined by author and scholar, Harry Verhoeven, to discuss Eritrea’s re-emerging role in…
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A Fresh Chance for the Security Council to Tackle COVID-19
The Council should plan how to best implement these vaccination drives and, once vaccine supplies are sufficient, provide political and…
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What Joe Biden Can Learn from the Greek War of Independence
We need to find the right balance for today. Paul Glastris Washington Monthly Few presidents have entered the White House…
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Joe Biden’s Ukraine Policy: A Repeat of George W. Bush in Georgia?
Biden’s administration is going out of its way to assure Ukraine’s government that the United States and the North Atlantic…
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Curbs on press freedom come with a cost, new research reveals
But what is its importance to a thriving economy? Authors The Conversation We have found evidence attacks on press freedom…
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Why Jordan’s Apparent Coup Attempt Could Throw the Middle East Into Turmoil
On Saturday, Jordanian authorities arrested nearly twenty people and placed the kingdom’s former crown prince under house arrest. Adam Lammon…
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Zaha Hadid: even more than her buildings, it’s her mind that left its mark
Thinking about what she started, though, is more instructive. Lakshmi Priya Rajendran The Conversation Born in Baghdad, Iraq in 1950,…
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The Cost of the Coup: Myanmar Edges Toward State Collapse
The military seems bent on imposing its will, using draconian tactics that are only strengthening demonstrators’ will to resist. ICG…
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A shocking statistical fact that will change the way you think about the gender pay gap
Our research linking domestic violence to gender income balance is a world first. Authors The Conversation We are astounded by…
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