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The violently peaceful struggle for Tibet

Many years later, as he faced how the Dalai Lama became a political inconvenience for an increasing number of world leaders, the former emissary...

Is India Fast Becoming a Dysfunctional Democracy?

When hate invades the human mind, there is no limit to brutal atrocity.  On April 10, a  Guardian story included a video in which...

Whatever Happened To Due Process In International Relations?

It seems that recent events across the globe have further revealed a glaring hole within the framework and structure of international relations, law, and...

The Old-Fashioned Lie of Chemical Weapons Attacks

Once a liar is always a liar, the old saying goes. The American lies and allegations about chemical weapons attacks during the Syrian conflict...

Man’s Inhumanity to Man: Gaza and Kashmir

Man's inhumanity to man reached new levels of odium.  The generally trigger-happy Israeli army fired at unarmed demonstrators on the other side of the...

Ahed Tamimi’s Case and the Western Hypocrisy

Ahed Tamimi, the detained Palestinian teenager, has accepted a plea deal and will spend eight months in the jail. She was convicted after being...

The holistic gender and media agenda in focus

Achieving gender equality in and through media requires a comprehensive approach covering a full gamut of longstanding as well as new challenges. Assessing the issues...

The strategies of subversion in the interpretation of the French School of Economic War

The Brent Spar Case On February 16, 1995, the British government granted the Shell-UK company authority to sink an oil platform (the Brent Spar) no...

Turkey’s 18-month state of emergency has led to profound human rights violations

The United Nations on Tuesday called on Turkey to end its 18-month-old state of emergency, saying that the routine extension of emergency powers has...

The role of spin doctors in the Eastern Ghouta crisis

When it comes to war, it is exceedingly important to get all the facts straight: always remember there are—at least—two sides to every story...

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Gold used to spike on every Gulf war headline...

China and Egypt’s African Ambitions: How VICMED Could Advance the Belt and Road

The Chinese perspective intersects with and complements the vision...

Republicans Make Muslim Identity a 2026 US Midterm Campaign Issue

Muslims and Islam are increasingly becoming subjects of political...
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