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Congress Should Repeal the Iraq War Authorization Now

Congress Should Repeal the Iraq War Authorization Now

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

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

Democracy’s Moment at the UN

Democracy’s Moment at the UN

Something Coherent: Part II

How the Watchdog SIGAR Sustains US Empire in Afghanistan

How the Watchdog SIGAR Sustains US Empire in Afghanistan

Legitimizing Gender Apartheid is One of the Costs of Recognizing the Taliban

Legitimizing Gender Apartheid is One of the Costs of Recognizing the Taliban

Food Has Become The Weapon of Choice in International Conflict

Food Has Become The Weapon of Choice in International Conflict

Privacy Should Be a Fundamental Right for All, Not Just for Elites

Privacy Should Be a Fundamental Right for All, Not Just for Elites

Will the Internet Suck Us Dry?

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When we say that we’re going to store something “in the cloud” it sounds like an ethereal place somewhere in the atmosphere. But the online cloud is generated by computer servers in data centers all over the world. Thousands of them. And AI is likely to ramp up demand. But data centers don’t employ a[...]

Will the Internet Suck Us Dry?

What is the Role of the US in Confronting Climate Change in the Middle East?

What is the Role of the US in Confronting Climate Change in the Middle East?

Manhattan Project Scientists Believed the Way We Get Out Alive is World Government

Manhattan Project Scientists Believed the Way We Get Out Alive is World Government

Something Coherent: Part I

In the face of mounting climate crises, Obiora Ikoku reports that from the perspective of African leaders, the 2022 UN Climate Change Conference (COP27) in Egypt lacks teeth. Photo by Inkstick editor Allyn Gaestel.

Words: Katerina Kalimera

Date: February 17, 2023

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