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When the flames of war are blazing in Gaza!

April 14, 2024
Israel

A complete catastrophe, the whole Rafah is affected by the irremediable tragedy. Gaza aid groups have been compelled to brace for Israeli invasion of Rafah. For the 18-year-old Nadine from the al-Nasr

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The Decline of Extreme Poverty

April 13, 2024
Human Rights

One of the foremost accomplishments of the industrial age is the “immense progress against extreme poverty.” “Extreme poverty” is defined by the World Bank as a person living on less than $2.15 per day

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Where Did Vladimir Putin’s Dream Of a ‘Russian World’ Come From?

April 12, 2024
Diplomacy

Russian President Vladimir Putin justified the 2022 invasion of Ukraine by asserting the existence of a singular “Russian world” that needs protection and reunification. He set aside the secular socialist ideological rationales

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A Class Analysis of the Trump-Biden Rerun

April 12, 2024
Columns/United States

By “class system” we mean the basic workplace organizations—the human relationships or “social relations”—that accomplish the production and distribution of goods and services. Some examples include the master/slave, communal village, and lord/serf

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Why Culture Is Not the Only Tool for Defining Homo Sapiens in Relation to Other Hominins

April 12, 2024
Education

While the circumstances that led to the emergence of anatomically modern humans (AMH) remain a topic of debate, the species-centric idea that modern humans inevitably came to dominate the world because they

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5th People’s Health Assembly Begins in Mar del Plata

April 12, 2024
News

Over 600 activists from around the world have converged in Mar del Plata, Argentina, to launch the 5th People’s Health Assembly (PHA 5). Under the motto “Making ‘Health for All’ our path

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Activist Ola Bini Sentenced to One Year in Prison After Ecuadorian Court Overturns Acquittal

April 12, 2024
News

A court in Ecuador has sentenced Swedish software developer and digital rights activist, Ola Bini, to one year in prison for “Attempted Non-Consensual Access to a Computer System.” The ruling by two out of

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Ecuadorian Police Break Into Mexican Embassy, Arrest Former Ecuadorian VP Jorge Glas

April 12, 2024
News

On April 5, dozens of Ecuadorian police officers forcibly entered the Mexican Embassy in Quito and detained former Ecuadorian Vice President Jorge Glas. Glas had been granted political asylum by Mexico earlier

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Ukraine: No More Air Defenses

April 10, 2024
Russia/Ukraine

By their own admission, Ukraine desperately needs air defenses.  Most of the high end systems previously delivered from the US and Europe have either been destroyed or run out of interceptor missiles. 

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The Hungarian Crisis

April 10, 2024
Columns

Viktor Orban governed Hungary from 1998 to 2002 and again from 2010 to the present. In that time, he has dominated Hungarian politics and, to a great extent, Hungarian life. But late

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