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Palestinian factions sign unity declaration in Beijing

July 23, 2024
News

Representatives of various Palestinian factions signed a declaration in Beijing on Tuesday, committing to end longstanding divisions and work towards greater unity. The historic agreement marks a pivotal step in the ongoing

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41 Years After Black July: Path to Reconciliation

July 23, 2024
History/Sri Lanka

In Sri Lanka, fear is pervasive. Suppression of media and fundamental rights of people and repression of human rights defenders foster a climate of fear, silencing victims, and inhibiting reconciliation. Political and

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US Elections and Politics of Deception: Machiavelli Revisited?

July 23, 2024
Columns/Politics

“Act in such a way that you treat humanity, whether in your own person or in the person of another, always at the same time as an end, and never merely as

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Historic Victory: Colombian Victims Triumph Over Chiquita

July 23, 2024
Colombia

The following article is syndicated in partnership with the North American Congress on Latin America (NACLA). In what prosecutors called a “landmark ruling in the fight for human rights,” a U.S. jury in Miami

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Joe Biden: Abandoned by His Billionaire Benefactors

July 23, 2024
Columns

Joe Biden was discarded by the same billionaire class he assiduously served throughout his political career. Barely able to stumble his way through the words on a TelePrompter and not always cognizant of what

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Prioritizing education in India

July 22, 2024
Education/Interviews

Education has been given a high priority in India by central and state governments. Despite a few hiccups in the recent past, concrete steps taken by the government have shown the path

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India’s Rising Tide of Mob Violence Under Modi’s Rule

July 22, 2024
Defence/Diplomacy

A rise in mob violence has occurred in India during the recent years of the Modi government.  Factors contributing to this trend include heightened religious tensions (particularly surrounding cow protection), the influence

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A New Approach for Perpetual Peace in Sudan

July 22, 2024
Sudan

Despite ongoing efforts to resolve tensions and stabilize Sudan, longstanding divisive issues remain largely unresolved, and civil war persists. Achieving a sustainable and lasting peace remains challenging. It is crucial to quickly

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Unheeded Warnings: Europe and Canada’s Looming Crisis

July 22, 2024
Canada/United Kingdom

In an unprecedented situation in Europe during the last several years, mob violence and riots have now taken place in Leeds, UK, with mobs burning buses and damaging public property. Particularly shocking

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Democracy’s Ethical Crisis

July 22, 2024
Politics

“Democracy must fall because it will try to tailor to everyone: the poor will want the wealth of the rich, and democracy will give it to them. Young people will want to

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