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Turkish denial of Armenian genocide and application of international law for justice

Authors: Punsara Amarasinghe and Anastasia Glazova* Exactly one hundred and four years ago world witnessed the first systematic genocide when the international law had adopted no specific legal...

As Marsha Lazareva languishes in jail, foreign businesses will “think twice” before investing in Kuwait

IF THERE IS one thing to glean from the case of Marsha Lazareva, it’s that foreign businesses must now think very carefully before investing in Kuwait. For...

The Only Way To Solve America’s Immigration Border Crisis Without Losing Its Humanity

The United States of America is under unprecedented turmoil these days over its border crisis problem with Mexico, more with the political forces at work both...

Election News this Week as Assange Goes to Jail

The depressing Israeli election is over -- a choice between the right and the hard right.  No room for Israeli Arabs or Palestinians who were encouraged...

Illiberals and autocrats unite to craft a new world media order

Underlying global efforts to counter fake news, psychological warfare and malicious manipulation of public opinion is a far more fundamental battle: the global campaign by civilisationalists, autocrats,...

The clash of human rights ideas between universalism and relativism

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood”. Article 1...

Plight of Christians in India

Two Hindu teenagers in Pakistan embraced Islam. It was alleged that they were abducted and forced to change their religion. Pakistan is looking into the incident...

UN: Autonomous weapons that kill must be banned

UN Secretary-General António Guterres urged artificial intelligence (AI) experts meeting in Geneva on Monday to push ahead with their work to restrict the development of lethal...

India’s Belligerence in Kashmir

Love begets love, tyranny gives birth to tyranny Kashmir, a valley, where humanity is bleeding, the valley itself is burning with the brutality of Indian occupation forces,...

Japan’s involvement in Myanmar

After the civilian-democratic transition in Myanmar, the western sanctions on trade and investment in the country were lifted. This led to a huge inflow...

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What the U.S.–Syria Business Forum Means for U.S.–Syria Relations

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The Anti-Ballistic Coalition: Laudable Intent with Unrealistic Promises

Nine European nations – Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, the...
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