How many more mistakes will Putin make before Russians give up on him?
A UN grouping anchored by the Anglo countries, Israel, and European states wields disproportionate power to undermine human rights and international law.
Russian dams aren’t helping either.
Multilateral lending is not breaking the cycle of debt.
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by Zane Dangor | Aug 22, 2024
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Western governments need to enforce strong regulation that ensures responsible mining and holds accountable all companies involved in extracting and sourcing minerals.
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The alternative: a new bill that would allow anyone in the country for seven years to apply for legal status.
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The bottom line is that the bottom line led to Hasina’s ouster.
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The popular GOP slogan would tear millions of families apart, including mine. It would also be a moral, logistical, and economic disaster.
The daring campaign has already sent a powerful message to Russia, the United States, and the wider international community that the beleaguered Ukrainian military can still fight and win.
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With one million people turning 18 each month, India stands on the precipice of a demographic dividend—or disaster.
