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When good people shrug off the kind of repugnance we see from the American president—when we dismiss it as the usual unusualness—we obscure the evil that those words actually unleash.
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La crise migratoire entre le Venezuela et la Colombie ne date pas d’hier. En effet, cette crise migratoire qui peut être également caractérisée de crise diplomatique et humanitaire, est née à la suite de la fusillade de trois soldats…
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Where institutions fail, the press has a special obligation to protect the truth. As journalists like Maria Ressa stand trial for the work that they do, we ought to stand beside them. 
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"For , earning votes was—surprisingly—the easy part; maintaining public trust, meanwhile, will be significantly more difficult, especially in a nation where widespread corruption and pervasive distrust of the government have long defined…
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We're not just talking about polar bears anymore. We are talking about catastrophic environmental events putting human lives at stake across the globe.
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« Ne faut-il que délibérer, La cour en conseillers foisonne ; Est-il besoin d’exécuter, L’on ne rencontre plus personne. » Jean de La Fontaine : Le Conseil tenu par les Rats           Telle est la morale de cette fable dans…
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Art theft and the looting of burials and other ancient sites is not new. However, insurgent groups like ISIL, particularly those active in places with easy access to archaeological sites, have instituted looting on a scale not seen since…
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