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Avoiding a British Lost Decade

Britain’s rapid GDP growth is nothing more than a Potemkin village — hiding excess debt and low productivity behind a façade.

Pakistan Faces a Clean Water Crisis

The deficiency of water supplies puts millions of vulnerable lives at risk.

The Paris Olympics: A Celebration for Some, a Burden for Others

“The Olympics ... it’s not just the crowds. It’s the noise, the disruption. Paris will lose its soul for a while.”

Narendra Modi: Champion of Hindu Nationalism, Enemy to Democracy

Modi’s reelection signals the entrenchment of his anti-democratic and hyper-nationalist rhetoric within the Indian political system.

Uses and Abuses of Fashion: Veiling and State Power in Iran

Last year, the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement’s rejection of the hijab presented an ideological quandary: Is the hijab feminist or a tool of oppression? In the case of Iran, it’s not that simple.

Censorship in South Korea Has Gone Too Far

On Jan. 18, 2024, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol attended the North Jeolla Province Ceremony. A brief interaction with a lawmaker named Kang...

Facing Violence with Compassion: In Memory of Aaron Bushnell

Compassion in the face of violence is difficult. In America, where police brutality and violent punishment are deeply ingrained within the justice system, it...

“Non è un Paese per giovani:” The Plight of Young Workers in Italy

The lack of a minimum wage in Italy disproportionately affects young workers, keeping them in a cycle of poverty.

In Iran, A Revolutionary Fuse Has Blown

In its continuing crackdown, the Islamic Republic is playing with fire, and its ideological foundation can hardly stand up to the force of the new generation.

Seven Months into the War in Sudan: Reflections From a Sudanese National

To many Sudanese people around the world, these past seven months have felt like a nightmare: an unending series of loss, sadness, violence, grief, heartbreak, and sorrow. Over 10,000 people have been killed and more than 5 million people have been internally displaced.