Erasing the Homeless in Reporting Their Deaths
Statistics of rising deaths of rough sleepers inadverently show: “We want to care, but the way we engage suggests we have an aversion to the homeless.”
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“Enough Silence”: Iraq Protests Expose A Damaged State and Facade of “Democracy”
“We will take to streets. protesting. Enough silence about what’s going on. We cannot watch Iraq being destroyed when we have armies of jobless and poor.”
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What’s Wrong With US and UK Bank Culture
“After the financial crisis and numerous scandals, policymakers in the UK and the US made bank culture a top priority. Everything and nothing changed.”
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How the UK Parliament Can Deal With Its Gender Issues
“A gender-sensitive UK Parliament should not be regarded as a ‘woman’s problem’. We need to change ‘mainstream’ institutional structure.” Here’s how to do it.
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Has Pakistan Failed in Muslim World with Kashmir?
“Pakistan may have to revise outdated foreign policy. Otherwise, Islamabad may struggle to convert bilateral ties into support for its position on Kashmir.”
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Can Fashion Weeks Be Sustainable?
“London Fashion Week is a platform that could reach millions” Originally written for...
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Will the Bank of England Worsen the Brexit Storm?
“Bank of England may raise interest rates in event of a No Deal Brexit. And that could add to the economic disaster of the crash-out of the European Union.”
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How Does Facebook’s Libra Affect The Global Balance of Power?
“Facebook’s digital currency Libra is one of new types of complex geopolitical battles unfolding in the institutionally uncharted territory of cyberspace.”
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Matteo Salvini is Down But Not Out in Italy
“Those now rushing to write Matteo Salvini’s political obituary should take a good look at reasons for the League’s success in Italy throughout the years.”
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Boris Johnson’s No Deal Brexit v. The Rebel Alliance
“UK in line to get either unprecedentedly unpopular and ideological government or new administration formed by a combination of opponents of No Deal Brexit”
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Has Italy’s New Government Pushed Aside Matteo Salvini?
Right-wing politician Matteo Salvini gambles by taking down Italy’s Government: but has he miscalculated? Dr Daniele Albertazzi assesses the situation.
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A Grip Abroad: How Authoritarian Regimes Target Those Who Leave
How authoritarian regimes ensure that migrants and diasporas are faced with web of transnational practices that may make a complete “exit” almost impossible
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Saudi Arabia’s Monarchy Resists a Rapprochement with Turkey
Turkey reaches out to Saudi Arabia’s King Salman for a rapprochement, but the Saudis leverage their financial muscle to pressure Ankara and its leadership.
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EA on BBC: A “Wizard of Oz” US-UK Trade Deal
Trump Administration uses a “Wizard of Oz” trade deal with UK to weaken European Union and to get London’s support for US in conflicts with Iran and China.
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Why Boris Johnson Should Take Heed of King Charles I
Johnson’s Brexit: “He might be portrayed not as the man of the people but as King Boris. Perhaps the Prime Minister should be careful what he wishes for.”
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How UK Muslims Are Taking Hold of the Online Revolution
In Follow Me, Akhi, journalist Hussein Kesvani shows how, despite acts of few misguided people, UK Muslims use Internet to create safer world for themselves
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EA on BBC and RTE: “Send Them Back” — Trump and the El Paso Mass Killing
Scott Lucas and David Dunn on El Paso and Dayton mass killings, and how Donald Trump’s anti-immigrant language may have empowered white supremacist attacker
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New UK Prime Minister Johnson’s Government Already on a Knife-Edge
What are prospects for new UK Government of Prime Minister Boris Johnson — and for his hard Brexit — after Parliamentary majority reduced to single MP?
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“Waiting for Permission” — How Western States Turned Away From Refugees
With more than 71 million refugees, “Western countries are directly responsible for disastrous failure, political and humanitarian, of this system”.
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Democracy in Africa: Success Stories Defying the Odds
“As people are questioning value of democracy in Western states, Africa’s populations are prepared to fight to prevent one-man, one-party, or military rule.”
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Unfiltered Video: Is Democracy Better in Theory Than in Practice?
Reviewing state of democracy around world: “While democracy has idea of political fairness at its heart, it doesn’t always have idea of economic fairness.”
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The 1st 24 Hours of Boris Johnson’s Amusement Over Substance
An “amusing rather than impossible” scenario comes true in the UK — what are the prospect for Boris Johnson as he becomes a hard-Brexit Prime Minister?
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Playing Trump, Imran and Pakistan Use Afghanistan for Better Relations With US
Can Imran Khan play Trump for a renewed US-Pakistani strategic partnership, both for regional security and to help Paksitan ride out economic challenges?
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Netflix: The New Outlet for US Progressive Politics?
Netflix has already torn up rulebook in Hollywood. Now can it make its voice heard in Washington with series of documentaries pursuing progressive politics?
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Why Italy’s Salvini Will Survive His Russia Money Scandal
“I don’t think Matteo Salvini will resign, nor that it will harm his chances of becoming PM, which I think is realistic to expect by spring next year.”
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Long Knives and Thin Skins: Questions After Resignation of UK Ambassador to the US
UK Ambassador to US Kim Darroch is sacrificed for Britain’s Brexit politics and Donald Trump’s thin skin — will Conservative MPs stand by and do nothing?
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A UK Ambassador Resigns: The Lessons for Diplomacy Facing a “Disfunctional” Trump
UK Ambassador Darroch resigns: “Under Trump, even closest, most entrenched international relationships are not immune to the fickle ramblings of a leader.”
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Can a New Force Finally Shake Up UK’s 2-Party Political System?
Brexit Party, Liberal Democrats, Scottish Nationalist Party:: A Brexit blip or can an emerging party bring a lasting shake-up of UK political system?
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EA in The Telegraph: UK’s “Potentially Lethal” Drones Could Bring Down Aircraft
“Avoiding an aircraft coming down now is pure chance rather than any luck or judgement on the part of regulatory framework for UK drones.”
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EA on BBC and talkRADIO: Who Leaked UK Ambassador Darroch’s Analyses of “Inept” Trump?
Scott Lucas and David Dunn on who leaked analyses of UK Ambassador to US Kim Darroch — a dysfunctional Administration, an “inept” Donald Trump — and why.
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