Opinion | Stop Praising Shinzo Abe and His Divisive Nationalism
Japan had barely begun processing the shock of the former Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe’s assassination ...
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Opinion | How I Became an Asian American
In 1993, I was preparing to move to Ann Arbor, Mich., for graduate school when a ...
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Opinion | Subsidized Ocean Fishing Threatens the Sea’s Bounty
The World Trade Organization has been struggling for over two decades to reach an agreement among ...
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Opinion | China Is Beating the U.S. in the Battle for Influence in Asia
President Biden has said the United States won’t stand by and let China “win the 21st ...
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Opinion – Why Does the World Bank Not Classify Ukraine as ‘In Conflict’?
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has caused humanitarian catastrophe and wonton economic destruction. As of the 26th ...
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Opinion | Pushing ‘Long Covid’ Sufferers Too Hard Could Cause Them to Crash
Parts of Europe have a smarter way to deal with partial and varying disability levels, said ...
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Opinion – Building the EU Narrative Towards Great Power Status
In an unexpected turn of events, the war against Ukraine seems to have provided the push ...
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Opinion | On Japan’s Adorable ‘Old Enough!’ Show and the State of American Childhoods
While I’m not suggesting that it’s advisable to let your kids go feral for a summer, ...
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Opinion – Russo-Ukrainian Crisis and Central African Ramifications
Within a globalised world, it is unsurprising that the Ukrainian crisis will have an impact beyond ...
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Opinion – Europe’s Division Deepens with Russia’s Council of Europe Expulsion
The Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe decided on 16 March to end the ...
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