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What does ‘partnership’ really mean for Africa and the European Union?
While the African Union designated 2025 as the Year of Reparations, European engagement throughout the year largely remained confined to acknowledgements
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Art captured by ideology: How the Taliban silenced Afghanistan’s cinema industry
The first requirement is that the film’s script must initially be submitted to the Taliban, and after the film is completed, it must be reviewed again
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When children disclose abuse, families in rural Andhra Pradesh, India, often respond with silence
What happens after a child discloses an abuse is determined not only by law, but by the social worlds families must navigate once silence is broken.
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Thais and Cambodians speak out against the looming war
Peace advocates said the war has done nothing for the Thais and Cambodians who have lived together for generations along the 800 km border
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A voice for the unheard in Myanmar: From the Rakhine coast to the frontlines of truth
"We decided to present the resilience of female journalists across Myanmar who are working in war-torn areas, rather than focusing solely on our own s
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Pakistan seeks justice for environmental harm through climate litigation
As climate disasters intensify, Pakistan’s courts face growing pressure to deliver environmental justice, even as limited resources, slow proceedings,
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The honeybee that stung Jamaica and yielded sweetness
The name “Melissa” is of Greek origin and translates to “honeybee” in English, but [the] fallout felt personal, as if we troubled the hive and threatened
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When valid visas mean nothing: The Bangladeshi passport crisis at immigration counters
Thousands of Bangladeshi travellers face a harsh reality as valid visa holders, carrying proper documents, are turned away at airports amid distrust, past
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Where myth turns to form and fragility to power: An interview with Turkish artist Melis Buyruk
“Porcelain lives in our collective memory — we grow up with it in our homes and daily rituals — so it already carries meaning before I touch it.”
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Journalists flag Samoa’s draft media protocol
“It seems that the government is shutting down all avenues to remain transparent. Why does a government do that when there is nothing to hide?”
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How and why are protests spreading in Iran?
Protests that began in Tehran’s Grand Bazaar have spread nationwide amid currency collapse and deadly confrontations.
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Venezuela after Maduro: Leadership of the South American nation seems uncertain
Since the airstrikes, there has been a huge sense of uncertainty, with long queues in local supermarkets and gas stations, and Caracas residents worried
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Greece’s LNG bet: How US energy interests are quietly redrawing Greece's geopolitics
Greece’s push to integrate LNG is more than energy diplomacy; it is a restructuring of Greece’s geopolitical identity.
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A new, terrifying sound: A Venezuelan account of the the attack on Caracas
“I thought Venezuelans had already heard every sound the country’s violence had to offer. But this was something new — terrifying in its unfamiliarity
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Is the Chinese presence in Congo Brazzaville a threat to ‘first occupants’ or a relief to them?
The decline of the forest, following extractive work, deforestation, tree cutting, agricultural expansion, illegal logging, and other works in the forest
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