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Active Clubs: A new far-right threat to democratic elections

Broderick McDonald Across North America and Europe, the far-right Active Clubs movement is expanding at an unprecedented pace, presenting new threats...

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The Middle East’s ‘1989 moment’

Faisal J. Abbas There were a hectic but fruitful few days in Riyadh this week when the World Economic Forum held a Special Meeting in the Kingdom for...

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Impact of heat on schools

Across developed and developing countries, from the United States to Bangladesh, it has been found that higher summer temperatures is leaving schools...

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How retail can regenerate historic districts

Fady Halim and Joe Rached The growth of GCC cities has been remarkable. Between 1970 and 2022, the GCC’s urban population grew twelvefold, to 51.4...

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China’s electric vehicles create power

By most measures, the last thing China needs is more electric cars crowding a market with more losers than winners, driving down prices at the expense...

yesterday 10

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EU army may be unlikely but unity on defense a must

Khaled Abou Zahr An exhibition of Western military equipment captured from Ukrainian forces by Russia opened in Moscow on Wednesday. The month-long...

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International support for Palestinian Christians in short supply

Ray Hanania Not enough is being done to support Christians in the Arab world, particularly those who are under siege by Israel.This topic only comes...

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The wrongs and harms of a Roma register in Norway

Solvor Mjøberg Lauritzen I was trained to be an academic, not a whistleblower. But when I found out that the Norwegian police had put together a...

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Miscalculation leads to crisis

“Gradually, then suddenly,” replies a character in Ernest Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises, on being asked how he went bankrupt. Something to that...

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EU hopes Egypt partnership can help curb illegal migration

Dr. Abdellatif El-Menawy In recent years, the issue of illegal immigration has emerged as a significant concern for both Egypt and the EU. With the...

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Trump’s legal woes increase

New York Judge Juan Merchan on Monday fined former US President Donald Trump $9,000 on nine counts of violating the gag order that the court had...

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China’s tourism industry on way to full recovery

Yang Jinsong There have been strong signs since last year suggesting the tourism sector is on way to full recovery. Passenger trips within the country...

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Good Sino-French past offers great future

Christine Bierre Over the years, France-China relations have been steadily improving. The announcement that the Chinese leader will pay a state visit...

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Moment of truth approaches for ICC and Israel

Osama Al-Sharif Nothing is going Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s way these days. His genocidal onslaught on Gaza, now in its seventh...

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Germany’s crackdown on criticism of Israel betrays European values

Matthaios Tsimitakis A few months ago, I found myself in a forum with German colleagues discussing European media. The conversation was lively and...

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American economy fired by well-off retirees

It is a strange phenomenon. Federal Reserve’s higher interest rates is helping men and women who have retired to increase their consumer spending,...

tuesday 20

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US students rising for Gaza is a case of humanity at its finest

Dr. Ramzy Baroud The mass protests at dozens of US universities cannot be reduced to a stifling and misleading conversation about...

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Overcapacity claims US’s latest offensive

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s claims about China’s “overcapacity” in her interview on the US economy with the media on Thursday should...

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Child marriage is a problem in the US that needs urgent action

Maniza Habib On April 4, the state legislature in Virginia voted to amend state law, raising the marriage age to 18. A couple of days later, Governor...

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US’ callousness and hypocrisy know no bounds

Shortly after Israel intensified its air strikes on Rafah, a city in southern Gaza into which more than 1 million Palestinians have been pushed by...

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Musk’s visit exposes malignancy

Coming hard on the heels of the rather gloomy visit by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, whose agenda for his trip seemed to be to hype up the US...

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The Abu Ghraib case is an important milestone for justice

Yumna Rizvi I was in middle school when on April 28, 2004, CBS News first made public the haunting photos from Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq. I can’t...

29.04.2024 5

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Amidst Gaza’s explosions American ideologies implode

Aysha Taryam It seems that yet again the war on Gaza has forced Western ideologies to self-destruct. Imploding once more in the face of a young...

29.04.2024 10

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The fight for justice ignites elite university campuses

Baria Alamuddin Long running pro-Palestine demonstrations at some of the most prestigious universities in the US, including Yale, Columbia and...

29.04.2024 1

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Sino-French ties bolster China-EU relations

Yan Shaohua Following German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to China in April, President Xi Jinping’s state visit to France in May will be another...

29.04.2024 5

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US should be part of solution to Gaza conflict

Representatives of the Palestinian Fatah movement and the Islamic Resistance Movement, or Hamas, met in Beijing on Friday to discuss ending the...

28.04.2024 20

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Muslim world must take lead in encouraging a more moderate approach by the Taliban

Dr. Azeem Ibrahim For decades, the plight of women in Afghanistan has served as a poignant symbol of the country’s tumultuous political...

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Islamic thought can help the region attain a green future

Rodrigo Tavares US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s recent visit to China underscored the urgency of addressing climate change. While she expressed...

28.04.2024 10

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Leading from the middle

Borge Brende Today’s most pressing challenges — as well as the future’s most promising opportunities — are not bound by borders. Strengthening...

28.04.2024 7

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Israel and Iran — between deterrence and destruction

Yossi Mekelberg Following the first direct military confrontations between Israel and Iran, which have taken place over the past two weeks,...

28.04.2024 10

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Britain needs hard choices, not cushy ‘consensus’ of mistaken elites

Nick Timothy There are times in history when politics is about accommodation and consensus: the search for synthesis between political traditions. And...

27.04.2024 10

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Can Lai end deadlock in cross-Strait talks?

Qi Dongtao After winning the Taiwan leadership election in January with a 40 percent vote share, the second-lowest in the island’s electoral...

27.04.2024 10

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Netanyahu set to pivot Israel’s focus to Hezbollah

Osama Al-Sharif Iran and Israel appear to be content with the tentative outcome of what amounted to saber-rattling rather than open war. Israel...

27.04.2024 20

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A laudable decision for Afghan refugees

In a commendable decision, the Pakistani government recently extended the validity of the Afghan refugees’ Proof of Registration Cards (PoRs) until...

27.04.2024 10

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Wait until Iran goes nuclear

Baria Alamuddin While the tit-for-tat exchange between Israel and Iran has fundamentally altered strategic calculations about regional security, it is...

27.04.2024 10

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Building a better world

Li Chao German Chancellor Olaf Scholz led a high-level business delegation and three federal ministers on a visit to China, which concluded on April...

27.04.2024 9

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World missed warning of 2014 Ukraine invasion

Nikolaus von Twickel Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine on Feb. 24, 2022, deserves a place in history books for being more widely anticipated...

27.04.2024 10

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I’d rather live in ‘world’s most dangerous place’ than America

Clarissa Wei When my parents were growing up in the 1970s, they did not consider Taiwan an idyllic place to start a family. It was under martial law...

27.04.2024 10

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What’s happening at Columbia is a disgrace

Jonathan A. Greenblatt On Sunday, I went to Columbia University just uptown from my office to see for myself what is happening there. As I approached...

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What I learned watching suspended Columbia students share a meal with my community

Serene Jones Last Thursday, I listened in horror as sirens blared outside my office window at Union Theological Seminary. Hundreds of officers from...

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Recognition of Palestinian statehood is not the panacea it’s made out to be

Yara Hawari As the genocide in Gaza rages on, various European countries, including Spain and Ireland, have indicated that they are moving towards...

26.04.2024 20

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A princess, a Gazan mother and I

Asha Iyer Kumar I am no Kate Middleton. Neither have I been diagnosed with the big C. Yet I have been lately comparing me with her a lot, not on the...

26.04.2024 10

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GCC-EU strategic partnership passes an important milestone

DR. ABDEL AZIZ ALUWAISHEG Two years after the EU and the Gulf Cooperation Council announced their strategic partnership, they passed another milestone...

26.04.2024 10

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Economic Stability as the Bedrock of Independence

In a significant address during the Green Pakistan Initiative conference, Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Asim Munir laid out a vision deeply...

26.04.2024 20

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China, Latin America entitled to forge close space cooperation

Wang Yanan Considering the unfathomable expanse of the universe, Earth, the only cosmic body we can call home, appears like a speck on a vast ocean....

26.04.2024 10

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How Ukraine war stretching Russian workers to their limits

Jeremy Morris Whether the Ukraine war has been good for Russia’s working class is a question that Putin’s inner elite is obviously concerned...

25.04.2024 20

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Modi wants to turn India’s election into a war

Apoorvanand Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) have decided that they will contest this seven-phase national...

25.04.2024 20

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West stronger than Russia

Boris Bondarev Since the beginning of the war, Ukraine has been tasked with securing the broadest possible support from the international community,...

25.04.2024 10

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Protectionist moves

In a latest sign that protectionism has reared its ugly head in Europe, the European Commission has launched an investigation into China’s public...

25.04.2024 10

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Prearranged attacks alter rules of Iran-Israel confrontation

Mohamed Chebaro We know the world’s governance system is splintered. We also know that the rules of warfare have shifted in the last three decades....

25.04.2024 10

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