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It is important to reiterate the United States’ previous attempts at destabilizing the Sandinista government, which have had a lasting effect on the political situation in the country.
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In trying to argue that every woman is a feminist, Mrs. America threatens the credibility of feminism as a movement by cheapening and reducing its message.
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Between 1905 and 1937, young men from tobacco-growing states in the American South travelled to China to exemplify their vision of the 20th century with the 'cool' American cigarette in hand.
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Wenxin Fan, a reporter for The Wall Street Journal. They discuss the disappearance of professional tennis player Peng Shuai, what it says about the Chinese government, and how various parties have responded to…
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Why does the US care so much about three of the world’s smallest, most remote nations? The answer is that it doesn’t — at least, not outside the bubble of preserving US imperialism against a rising Chinese threat. 
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The Polish Constitutional Tribunal’s findings in response to a ruling issued by the European Court of Justice (ECJ) are an “unprecedented provocation” to the Court's jurisdiction.
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With China's recent gains in power and tensions between the US and China increasing, the debate on whether to qualify the Sino-US rivalry as a new Cold War has added relevance.
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Dodik’s threat to pull out of central institutions would not only violate the Dayton peace agreement but equally undermine the state’s ability to function, potentially causing political deadlock and conflict.
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Keiko Fujimori is a veteran of Peruvian politics, having participated in three presidential elections. She is also a polarizing figure that has been the subject of several articles in the international media. I present this article to…
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En 1353, la Peste Noire marquait la fin du régime féodal. À l’instar du XIVème siècle, la pandémie du COVID-19 au XXIème siècle pourrait accélérer la chute d’un système libéral qui se montre faillible. Sans avoir décimé la population…
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