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Rare earths are key for industries such as defense, automotive and electronics, and at the same time they have become a focus of geopolitical tension. China controls about 95% of the supply…
Read moreWhat is symbolic liberalism? How is it different from classical liberalism or neoliberalism? To what extent is the concept of symbolic liberalism related to Arab societies? Does symbolic liberalism reflect a structural deficiency in the state or in the elites...
Read moreIn 2017, in the midst of the inauguration of Mohammed bin Salman as Crown Prince, recent American documents revealed aspects of Jeffrey Epstein’s relationship with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. This relationship was not limited to prominent financial figures, but extended to…
Read moreTaking transport sometimes means embarking on an unpleasant journey when you're a woman. Worldwide, 70% of public transport users say they have experienced gender-based violence…
Read moreFor some designers, fashion is less about clothes themselves, and more about what those clothes can convey. They see fashion as primarily a political endeavour, a means of challenging a status quo that…
Read moreVeteran journalist Ayman Mohyeldin on covering seismic change – and what it means for journalism’s next era.
Read moreFrom Tokyo to Toronto, Delhi to Paris, millions of women plan their journeys: choosing where to sit, when to travel, and how to stay alert. More than 70 percent of women worldwide have encountered sexual…
Read moreThe Super Bowl halftime show next Sunday, February 8, will star Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny, who will sing in Spanish, after the MAGA movement demanded…
Read moreThe son of Muammar Gaddafi, Seif al-Islam, assassinated on Tuesday, was buried Friday in Bani Walid in western Libya, a stronghold of supporters of his father's regime who demonstrated in large numbers...
Read moreThis February 6, the Winter Olympic Games begin in Milano Cortina, which are emerging as the most sustainable in history from an environmental point of view, as they are the most dispersed...
Read moreIn the Roj camp in northern Syria, life appears to continue as normal, but tensions persist among women detained for their alleged links to the self-proclaimed Islamic State.…
Read moreThe appeal trial in the case of fictitious employment of European parliamentary assistants of the National Front, now National Rally, has been held in Paris since January 13. Sentenced first…
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