Op-Ed: What the Trump Presidency Means for Women’s Rights
“I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own.” – Audre Lorde On the 5th of November, Donald Trump was declared the next President of the...
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Kerala Disputes Over Land: Government Fails to Take Serious Action
Cultural disputes over 404.76 acres of land have been occurring in Kerala, India for quite a while. In the coastal village, Munambam – a Kochi suburb – a complex land dispute has left around 610 families...
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An Attack on Brazilian Democracy
Last night, a man attempted to bomb the Brazilian Supreme Court. According to BBC, the man has been identified as Francisco Wanderly Luiz, who unsuccessfully stood in council elections for former President Jair Bolsonaro’s Political Party....
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Unconventional Luxury Brand Collaborations and why they Work
While it may seem counterintuitive to tarnish a luxury brand’s exclusive reputation with more fleeting trends which are targeted to large audiences, these collaborations actually serve a very important purpose: relevance. Luxury items are highly price-elastic,...
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Israel Strikes Back: Potential Further Expansion of War?
Videos went viral on Iranian social media, showing Israeli missiles being intercepted as they entered Tehran’s air defense battery. Following a nine-month skirmish between Israel and Iran in the region, the Israeli Air Force executed a...
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Assassination Attempt on Bolivian President: Threat to Democracy in Latin America
The former president of Bolivia, Evo Morales, believes that current President Luis Arce and his government were behind an alleged gun attack on his vehicle. In a dramatic video posted on Sunday, Morales called the alleged...
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Making History: The First President With A Criminal Record
The 2024 election declared Donald Trump as the 47th president of the United States. Trump received 312 electoral college votes compared to Vice President and Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris, who only received 226, as well...
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Is There a Future for Electronic Voting?
Today, about 49% of the world’s population is voting for their leaders, making 2024 “the ultimate election year” in history. However, only about two-thirds of eligible citizens in the US usually vote, lagging behind over thirty...
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The British Conservative’s New Leader: History in the Making
Following an intense election, Kemi Badenoch emerged victorious and made history as the Conservative Party’s first Black woman leader in the United Kingdom, securing 57% of almost 100,000 votes, compared to rival councilman and immigration minister...
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Iran: A Country Teetering Closer to the Brink of Nuclear Power
Amid the United States’ uncertain political future, military experts have suggested that there is a distinct possibility Iran will declare itself a nuclear power by the end of this year. These warnings are echoed by senior...
