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Is China an unlikely climate and wellbeing hero?

Is China an unlikely climate and wellbeing hero?

For many, putting ‘green economy’ and ‘China’ in the same sentence is an oxymoron. Push the idea to ‘leader in global climate governance’…
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Tim Van Gardingen
Pension reform: a tipping point for a French government in crisis?

Pension reform: a tipping point for a French government in crisis?

Amid a faltering protest momentum, French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne announced that the government would bypass Parliament and make…
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Emma Carmichael
Navigating the Mekong River: between Geopolitics and Climate Change

Navigating the Mekong River: between Geopolitics and Climate Change

The Mekong River is the key to the livelihoods of more than 60 million people living on its shores from China and through Laos, Cambodia…
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JeanneMayDesurmont
Votes, Money, and Fuel: The Nigerian Presidential Election

Votes, Money, and Fuel: The Nigerian Presidential Election

Presidential elections and controversy
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Mattia Segni
Food Matters: How The Agricultural Subsidies of Wealthy Nations Hurt the Global South

Food Matters: How The Agricultural Subsidies of Wealthy Nations Hurt the Global South

In the summer of 2022, then prime minister Liz Truss introduced a multi-million pound aid package for African countries struggling with…
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Oscar Selby
Non merci! Why the French refuse Macron’s pension reforms

Non merci! Why the French refuse Macron’s pension reforms

Protesters across France take to the streets in response to Macron’s pension reform proposal. Photo source: Roland Godefroy
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Mattia Segni
The female vote: how women can make or break Brazil’s future

The female vote: how women can make or break Brazil’s future

Three weeks ago, over 123 million Brazilians voted in the first round of what has been called the most important presidential election of…
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Kiara Parisius de Lima
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Why Democracy may not work for developing countries: a study of Rwanda

Why Democracy may not work for developing countries: a study of Rwanda

In 1990, the Rwandan civil war erupted between the country’s two dominant ethnic groups, the Hutus and the Tutsis. After four years of…
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Nour Attalla

Why Changing Attitudes to Criminality is Crucial to US Prison Reforms

Nour Attalla

PER Forecasts: A post-coronavirus consumer

João Pedro Tavares

Poland’s Shift to Authoritarianism and the Role of the EU: A case for closer European Integration

Tom Flaskamp

5G: A race for hyperconnectivity or Chinese Dependence?

Irina Tabacaru

Egypt’s new Desert Capital: The Ultimate Dictator Power Move?

Nour Attalla
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