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Africa
Uganda: The Iron Grip of Museveni
This article was originally published by The Observer on Wednesday, 6th November, 2018. This article is a part of…
The Americas
The Death of Birthright Citizenship?
Republicans depend on fear about immigration to be at its height, and Trump has decided to spur anti-immigrant…
Asia Pacific
Red Carpet Politicians
The last four years have marked, particularly in North America, a blurring of the lines between celebrity and…
Why Manila’s English-Speaking Bubble Needs to Pop
I've grown up speaking Filipino, and I don’t regret it. While my parents made sure that I became fluent in English,…
Europe
Europe at a Crossroads: Comparing 1918 and 2018
World War I officially concluded on November 11th, 1918 at 11:00 am, only ending after four bloody years of…
Middle East
Retrait américain de l’accord nucléaire iranien: le front uni de l’Europe
L’accord nucléaire iranien, formellement nommé le “Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action” (JCPOA), est l’aboutissement…
South Asia
Democracy, Blasphemy and the Struggles of Being Indian-Pakistani
If Shakespeare wrote Romeo and Juliet in 1947, they wouldn’t be Italian, they’d be Indian and Pakistani. Sadly, my…
Is Bangladesh’s Deepening Political Crisis Sinking into Totalitarianism?
The hard-earned, sweet taste of independence Bangladesh gained less than 50 years ago is already being overpowered…