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Strip away the diplomatic briefings, Congressional hearings and the endless cable news loops about centrifuges, regional proxies and cyber attacks, and you hit a raw unvarnished nerve. What truly disturbs
Every morning, 13-year-old Jana al-Motouq wakes up alone. The Palestinian girl prepares her own breakfast, washes her clothes and gets ready for school. Not long ago, those small tasks were done by
Majid Maleki Meighani, who analyzes developments in the Middle East, emphasizes that events in the region need to be examined on three levels: the global political economy, geopolitical competition between
After US Rep. Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) was detained in the West Bank, first by Israeli settlers wielding US-made rifles, then by the IDF, his outrage was palpable. āI see these
DETROIT ā Joyce Collins has buried nearly her entire immediate family. Her father died in 1992 after cancer spread to his bones. Her oldest sister was diagnosed with lung cancer, later
My guest today is Dr. TimothĆ©e Parrique ā ecological economist and author of Slow Down or Die: The Economics of Degrowth. Tim is one of the clearest and most-cited academics
Trump offered to scale down the Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise (carried out annually by the US Forces in Korea (USFK) and Republic of Korea (ROK) military). In Trumpian style, the
At the northern tip of Wisconsin, a river meanders northward to the worldās second-largest freshwater lake. As it flows, the river gives life to walleye as well as wolves and
The Sahrawi people, a nomadic community in North Africa influenced by Berber, African and Arab cultures ā and whose name means āinhabitants of the desertā ā number around half a
The world needs to burn less carbon. But while many countries have moved to limit the emissions produced within their own borders, some are also grappling with the emissions produced
Boliviaās energy crisis shows no signs of abating. A shortage of fuel is driving uncertainty, as people are forced to queue at gas stations in major cities. Lines filled with cars of
āThe number one takeaway is that the times in the NALC, they are a-changing,ā said Margo OāNeill of Branch 352 in Des Moines, Iowa, who attended her first Letter Carriers
