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Permanent members of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the United States and France, aided in brokering a ceasefire between belligerents Israel and Hezbollah. President Joe Biden of the United States and President Emmaneuel Macron of...
The issue of affirmative action has been at the forefront of legal and educational debates in the United States for decades. In 2024, this issue is poised for a critical moment as the U.S. Supreme Court...
President-elect Donald Trump is outspoken on trade, and throughout his last term in office, he campaigned heavily on the promise of tariffs. In a surprising turn of events this month, he announced that he will be...
The Taliban’s recent takeover of Afghanistan has starkly illustrated the ongoing struggle for women’s rights in a nation that has seen dramatic shifts in governance and societal norms over the decades. This article explores the trajectory...
In a shocking discovery, it was discovered that the World Bank’s “poor record keeping practices” have caused them to lose track of multiple billions that possibly could have been impactful towards fighting the global threat of...
Yamandu Orsi is the future president of Uruguay, but who is he? Orsi is a left-wing political leader, he was the Broad Front’s candidate for presidency in the 2024 election; during which he successfully secured 49.8...
Often described as China’s 21st-century version of the ancient Silk Road, the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) is a central aspect of China’s emerging foreign policy aimed at counterbalancing US influence in global affairs. Launched by...
Sometimes when at the dentist office kids can feel a little nervous, but with a little help they can become more relaxed. An example of this can be seen through the heartwarming story of Aldo, a...
A recent report by UNICEF sheds light on the future of India’s children. The child population is expected to decline from 420 million to 350 million by 2050. However, as the report suggests, these declines will...
When British migrants came to New Zealand during the 1830s, they had dreams of becoming settlers and starting a new life. However, problems began when conflict started between the settlers and the Natives over land disputes...
Govt & Politics / North America / Opinion
Op-Ed: Disinformation Is Tearing Democracy Apart
January 9, 2025
