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For many, we cry for the loss of our childhood memories; for others, they mourn the loss of their future.   
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With the demise of the two-state solution and increasing political support for annexation in Israeli politics, it is perhaps time to pursue a new approach to end the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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Eleven years after her first visit, MIR Editor Anja Helliot returned to Luanda, Angola's capital, to reconnect with family and also to satisfy her curiosity about the changes that Angola might have undergone in her absence. This is what she…
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The personalization of politics may claim more ground as younger generations inherit more political power. In a conversation with MIR, two young political candidates discuss challenging the traditional definition of a politician, and the…
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Failure to broaden the discourse of urban planning beyond the backyards of homeowners and renters contributes to public policy that overlooks individuals experiencing homelessness. As a result, thousands of Californians have no choice but…
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The question that came to dominate Taiwan's campaign season — how to safeguard democracy and sovereignty in the face of powerful foreign powers — is a question that confronts every free society on the planet.
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A right-winger who listens to Tupac is still a right-winger.
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In an unambiguous rebuke against Beijing’s sacred “One China” principle, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen won a landslide victory in Taiwan’s presidential elections on January 11th, securing a second four-year term.
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"So far there has yet to be a systematic argument presented against Peterson by the political left, which takes seriously and critiques many of the different dimensions of his work. Our book Myth and Mayhem: A Leftist Critique of Jordan…
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Many of Trump’s political rivals, including Democratic presidential hopefuls, have publicly opposed his decision, and have called on him to recognize the urgency of reducing emissions. However, even a Democratic victory in 2020 would not…
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