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USCIRF: Turkey Among the Most Egregious Violators of Religious Freedom Throughout the World

The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) has recently released its 2018 Annual Report, which documents violations of religious freedom around the world,...

Cyprus History: Ignore at your own peril

Scratch the surface of the Cyprus Problem and what will you find? The ever-popular answer to that question could probably be the post-modernist, constructivist...

China`s repression policy against Islam

Xinjiang's “transformation through education” camps Since April 2017, the wave of arrests of members of the Muslim minority, especially ethnic Uighurs, Kazakhs and Kyrgyz, has...

France: New terrorism laws may undercut human rights and freedoms

While commending efforts by the French government to combat terrorism, a United Nations rights expert has raised concerns about the effect recent counter-terrorism laws...

Correcting media myths about refugees and migrants

Today the world is home to more displaced persons than at any time in recorded history, leading to complex challenges for many countries as...

Who is behind Hazara’s Killing?

Evidently, Quetta’s Hazaras are the Mongols, who migrated from Central Asia to   the Banyan District in Afghanistan. They belong to the Shia faction of...

Alarm over “stark increase” in hate crimes across UK post-Brexit

Sounding an alarm over a “stark increase” in hate crimes across the United Kingdom as well as “widespread discrimination” faced by ethnic minorities, a...

Presidents and Peripheral Foreign Policy: Mitigating Ideology in Global Security

The United States’ democratic system complicates the development and implementation of foreign policy as leadership changes every four to eight years introduce instability and...

Child Marriage May Cost Ethiopia Billions of Dollars

Ethiopia’s economy could potentially lose billions of dollars annually due to child marriage, says a new report by the World Bank and the International...

American soft power and the hard reality in the Middle East

In 21st century world’s states interact with others frequently as they cannot live in isolation. Process of globalization has acknowledged the technological advancement and...

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Why Are G7 Countries Raising Concerns About China’s Military Activity East of Taiwan?

G7 foreign ministers have issued their strongest collective warning...

Can Europe Electrify Its Economy Without Becoming More Dependent on China?

Europe’s ambition to accelerate electrification is facing a difficult...

Why Does ASEAN Matter as Southeast Asia Faces Growing Geopolitical and Economic Pressures?

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is preparing...

From Pragmatism to Protagonism: How Lula 4.0 can Rebalance BRICS+

Over the past two decades, discussions surrounding BRICS+ have...
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