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Asia
The Persistent Problem Of Child Soldiers In Myanmar
Myanmar gained independence from Britain in 1948, yet its political situation has been unstable and entangled in complex civil conflicts…
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Asia
Brunei: The Sharia Welfare State
Brunei recently implemented the death penalty by stoning for male homosexual relations and adultery. Additionally, thieving is penalized by forced…
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Women Peace and Security
There Is No “Xi” In #MeToo
In 2006, the ‘me too’ movement was born out of Tarana Burke’s vision to help people who have survived sexual…
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Asia
Japanese Trade Policy: In A World Of Protectionism, Japan Remains Open For Business
As Japan welcomes a new emperor on May 1st, it also welcomes the beginning of a new era in the…
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Environment
Environmental Turning In Our Drinks?
There is no ideal plastic material. Its residual value today depends more on how plastic is used, and today’s plastic consumption…
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Asia
Cambodia’s Rabies-Phobia: Who Is To Blame?
Rabies is still rife in Cambodia. However, the disease was overlooked by many Cambodians, particularly those who are residing in…
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Asia
Where Did All The Men Go? How Tajik Migrants Make The Country Go Around
Should you ever find yourself venturing into the mountainous wildernesses of Central Asia, it will likely strike you how few…
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Activism
Can Ecotourism Help Save Cambodia’s Forests?
Cambodia is at a crossroads. Nestled between two tiger cub economies, the Southeast Asian country is finally coming into its…
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Activism
The Dissident Artist: Ai Weiwei And Yang Lian Panel Discussion At Malmö Library
Ai Weiwei is a world renowned Chinese artist. His work often acts as a medium for social commentary regarding topics…
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Arms
Subcontinental Showdown
On April 11th, India, the world’s largest democracy, started its walk towards the polling stations. The election of the lower…
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