Sudan’s Civil War Escalates
One of the states of Sudan, North Dafur, is facing an attack from the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and their allies, who are fighting the Sundanese Armed Forces (SAF) in their country’s civil war. The fighting...
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Post-International Women’s Month: a History of Illegal Female Circumcision in Kenya
30 years ago, 179 governments assembled in Cairo Egypt for the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD), where Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) was recognized as a violation of human rights. Following the commencement, various countries...
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Protests on College Campuses Nationwide Demand Divestment from Israel Amid Israel-Hamas Conflict
Protests are shaking college campuses across the United States as students, faculty, and administrators grapple with demands to sever financial ties with Israel against the backdrop of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. With graduation ceremonies looming next...
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France’s Prison System Under Scrutiny: A Comparative Analysis
In the heart of Europe, France’s prison system faces unprecedented scrutiny as reports unveil appalling conditions within its walls. The examination of these conditions, alongside a comparative analysis with other European nations, sheds light on the...
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Johnson-Trump Alliance Strengthens at Mar-a-Lago
In an assertive display of political cohesion aimed at mollifying internal discord, House Speaker Mike Johnson joined forces with ex-President Donald Trump at the opulent Mar-a-Lago on a Friday evening, thereby reinforcing their alliance in the...
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Independence Supporters Rally in Glasgow Amid Scottish Political Challenges
GLASGOW, Scotland — In the vibrant streets of Glasgow, the fervent call for Scottish independence resounded as approximately 2,000 supporters gathered to reignite the flame of self-determination. Led by Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf, the demonstration...
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The Escalating US-China Tech War: A New Frontier in Global Rivalry
In the high-stakes arena of international relations, the technological arms race between the United States and China has emerged as an instrumental battleground. This conflict, characterized not by military might but by microchips, artificial intelligence, and...
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Are We Too Reliant on Oil?
In today’s interconnected and fast-paced world, our reliance on two primary resources, petrol and electricity, is undeniable. These resources fuel our industries, power our homes, and drive our vehicles. Yet, the fragility of our dependency becomes...
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Silver Stolen by Nazis Returned to Original Owners
After 85 years, silver stolen by Nazis will finally be returned to the present-day living descendants of former Holocaust survivors, the Ackerman family. The silver pieces to be returned are a bowl and a small lamp,...
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Op-Ed: Slow Down Fast Fashion
The fast fashion industry profits from exploitation of others while posing a huge threat to the environment and its customers. One of the most unfortunate trends of our current time is fast fashion, a practice that...
