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Chile’s Indigenous Mapuche and the Palestinian People Face Water Theft

Tobacco, Trust, and the Artist Formerly Known as Twitter

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We’re about a year out from a presidential election, and former President Donald Trump is leading the Republican pack in spite of his supporters’ attack on the US Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. The attack reflected the anger and violence that can be stoked by misinformation. But the issue of misinformation has become heavily politicized[...]

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The main village in Saret, a side valley in Kamdesh District, Nuristan Province, Afghanistan. After the Taliban takeover in August 2021, about 100 former soldiers of the toppled Afghan Republic returned to their ancestral homes in this valley. (Franz J. Marty, 17th of May 2022)

Words: Laicie Heeley

Date: July 6, 2022

Chile’s Indigenous Mapuche and the Palestinian People Face Water Theft

Tobacco, Trust, and the Artist Formerly Known as Twitter

Is China’s Balancing Approach in the Middle East a Recipe for Success?

The US Has a National Security Imperative to Partner with Non-Aligned Countries

All That Glitters Is Not Boat Paint

Tilting at Windmills: Part I

The Limiting Language of Nuclear Strategists

How Armenophobia Fuels Azerbaijan’s Foreign Policy

Back to Bikini

While Germany Faces A Contracting Workforce, Refugees in the Country Struggle to Get a Job

Congress Should Repeal the Iraq War Authorization Now

Disinformation Around Niger’s Coup Falls in the Crosswinds of Geopolitics

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