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Gurmeet Singh: AfD Wins Big, Germany Loses Out

In modern terrorism, women and girls are now moving from the traditional and passive roles to actively being on the war zone,

Bob Koigi: The gender agenda in anti-terrorism campaigns

Maria Morais: Catalonia from celebration to social fragmentation

Shira Jeczmien: It’s a battle for the World Wide Web, and you’re losing

History cannot be re-written, but the current Afghan leadership can at least ensure to be on the right side of history.

Shadi Khan: For Afghans, an opportunity to be on the right side of history

Catalan citizens want full independence from Spain, and have demonstrated their right to do so.

Gurmeet Singh: Catalan referendum shows the violence at the heart of European democracy

The elderlies are the glue that binds any society due to their wisdom and resilience.

Bob Koigi: The pain of growing old and the loud silence of the youth

The right to abortion in Ireland isn’t about Catholicism, it’s about feminism.

Shira Jeczmien: The right to abortion is about feminism in Ireland

Iran: Afghan Children Recruited to Fight in Syria

Shadi Khan: Iranian regime preying on vulnerable refugee children

Fhe FBI deems it necessary to label Black identity activists as a potential threat to safety, rather than tackling the structural causes of grievance.

Gurmeet Singh: Black identity activists pose a violent threat, according to the FBI

We have extraordinary times in Burundi that call for a change in modus operandi if the world wants to avoid a genocide.

Bob Koigi: Time to crack the whip on Burundi atrocities, once and for all

The Nobel Peace Prize decisison shows, fear and dread of nuclear weapons are still needed.

Maria Morais: Nobel Peace Prize hoping to calm global nuclear tensions

For the first time in Liberian history, the country is managing its own elections, without the help of the UN. Liberians hope to preserve the immeasurable stability and rhetoric of peace brought on by its Nobel Peace Prize winning female president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

Shira Jeczmien: Liberians Headed To The Polls In Hope For Continued Peace

The extent of discrimination towards the Pashtun tribesmen in Pakistan is unparalleled.

Shadi Khan: In the chains of colonial rule decades after the end of colonialism

Agriculture is the only sector that holds the promise of creating millions of jobs and an unlimited world of possibilities for the youth in Africa. Climate is changing. Food and agriculture must too

Bob Koigi: Placing the African youth at the heart of the food security debate

Just as the Portuguese are recovering from last June’s shock, tragedy repeats itself only four months after the deadliest wildfires in the country’s history

Maria Morais: Portugal’s neglected interior up in flames (again)

The survivors of the Grenfell Tower fire are worried that government will fail to aid them in the most desperate of incidents.

Shira Jeczmien: Searching for humanity as Grenfell survivors fight for their rights

The new U.S. war strategy for Afghanistan follows a dreadful path of death and destruction by all warring sides in the country.

Shadi Khan: On the dreadful path of death and destruction

“If Caruana Galizia’s death is a reminder of the risks such reporters take, her life is a reminder of the value of their work.”

Shira Jecziem: We need journalism that is fearless, now more than ever

Shira Jeczmien: International Day To End Impunity For Crimes Against Journalists

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