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REVIEW: “News and How to Use It” by Alan Rusbridger, a much-needed guide

Meike EijsbergJanuary 10, 2021

In the middle of a raging pandemic, one of our most crucial tools for survival began to lose its power: the news. People everywhere began to question the news ... Read More

An Unsolved Catastrophe in a New Moria

Jule Maria ScholtenDecember 12, 2020

Tents swamped with mud and rain. Not enough shelter, not enough food, not enough of anything. More than two months after the Moria refugee camp on the Greek is... Read More

Chile, a Step Forward: The Long Road to a New Constitution

Caitlin CarmodyDecember 7, 2020

On October 25, 2020, an overwhelming majority of Chileans voted to replace their existing constitution, which dates back to the dark days of Augusto Pinochet’s military dictatorship. It is a historic event that marks the beginning of a new pol... Read More

When The People Finally Sing: How Thai Youth Are Reshaping Their Country

Yu-hsiang WangNovember 19, 2020

2020 has seen many political agitations worldwide, including one in Thailand, where student protests have evolved into the biggest demonstrations the country h... Read More

How Social Media Platforms Silence Opposition in the Middle East and North Africa

Rachel GriffinNovember 18, 2020

According to the NGO Syrian Archive, there are more hours of video documenting the Syrian civil war than the duration of the conflict itself. Since the Arab Sp... Read More

Bulgaria protests against the ‘mafia dictatorship’

Yoanna VergilovaNovember 17, 2020

“I want to want to live in Bulgaria!” “I want my country back!” “I think, therefore I protest,” chant crowds of Bulgarians every evening since July 9, 2020. Against the backdrop of mass anti-government protests in Belarus, Bulgaria, too, (the poores... Read More

Trois mois de contestation en Biélorussie : comment est-on arrivé là?

Valeriia AnikushinaNovember 15, 2020

La Biélorussie était un pays peu connu du grand public. Cet été, les manifestations qui y ont eu lieu ont fait de ce pays un nouveau symbole de la lutte ... Read More

When Nothing Matters Anymore: An Anthropologist Explains Why Trump’s Support is Unshakeable

María Morato-BermejoNovember 3, 2020

Before entering politics, Donald Trump was largely unknown outside the U.S. To Americans, he was a New York real estate developer constructing lavish casinos ... Read More

“America is divided between fairy tales and facts”: An interview with a Republican in France

Malthe Hangaard DahlNovember 3, 2020

Erik Svane waits for me in front of his apartment in a quiet residential area of the 17th arrondissement. The Chief Media Officer of Republicans in France is a large man, towering at least a head above the average Parisian crisscrossing past him, an... Read More

[OPINION] The US elections resemble a game of ‘Among Us’: vote out the impostor!

Meike EijsbergNovember 2, 2020

In late October, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, also known by her acronym AOC, organized what is perhaps the strangest voter outreach event in recent history. ... Read More

TPG Instant Insight: Nuclear Facility Blackout in Iran

Op-ed: Does a “strong EU” mean a “US-abiding EU”?

Moldovan Queen’s Gambit

Awash with Worries: Climate Concerns in the US