Republicans love to talk about freedom. They wrap themselves in the American flag, spouting off about personal liberty and the dangers of big government. They want to slash regulations, lower taxes, and get Washington out of people’s lives until, of…
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“If we had water, my daughter wouldn’t have died” is a sentence no parent should have to say. Gosa Kpanyi, who is from Nigeria, is one of many parents who lost his child due to water scarcity. Kpanyi said in…
Jordan is one of the most water-scarce countries in the world, and it is severely affected by climate change. The country’s water sector influences agriculture, food security, peace, conflict, and even migration. As the climate shifts, these sectors face increasing…
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The February 28, 2024, Oval Office meeting between President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was supposed to reinforce U.S. commitment to global security and economic cooperation. Instead, it turned into an unfiltered diplomatic fiasco,…
How AI could have protected Lillith from Climate Change “I thought climate change was just hotter days, something far away. But now… I have no home. The flood took everything,” says Lilith, a 22-year-old Gen-Z student from Yerevan, Armenia. Lilith’s…
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IntroductionThe 29th Conference of the Parties (COP29) in Baku serves as a critical milestonein the global response to climate change. However, the success of climate actionis not defined solely by discussions held over two weeks. Meaningful climateaction takes place year-round,…
The Syrian Revolution: From a Dream of Freedom to a Fierce Battle for Survival In March 2011, the Syrian revolution ignited as a spark against a decades-long authoritarian regime led by Bashar al-Assad. Rooted in years of oppression, corruption, and…
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Hoy en día, la posibilidad de expresarse libremente se presenta no solo como un derecho básico, sino como una condición necesaria para el desarrollo democrático y la justicia social en el país.Las voces que piden libertad no solo buscan el…
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The recent proposal by Colombian President Gustavo Petro to print money to finance reparations for the victims of the armed conflict has raised significant concerns. Amid the populist rhetoric of the president, who emphasizes settling a “deep social and historical…
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¿Qué tan importante y cómo se da la relación entre medio ambiente, ciudadanía y política? El medio ambiente es un recurso natural común para todos, cuya protección y preservación son esenciales para asegurar la calidad de vida de las generaciones…
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