The deep symbolism of the British queen’s four-day visit to Ireland - and especially her honouring gesture at a key site of modern Irish nationhood - carries a benign depth-charge for both countries, says Fintan O’Toole.
Mexico and the IACHR. 7 June, 4-9pm, Senate House, University of London.
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The uprisings for political democracy in the Arab world, the aftershocks of the early-21st-century global financial crisis and the decline of the US as global hegemon in the 2010s led
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The sharing of information online is a premonition of a far more democratic world. But at this dangerous moment in the history of humanity, personal freedom is threatened by
Naïve faith in scientific progress to solve health issues in developing countries distracts from solutions that are presently available and that could be promptly implemented
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Women's NGOs in Egypt denounce the decision of the National Council of Women to represent their views at international gatherings such as the UN CSW currently underway in New York.
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Mary Kaldor’s latest book is The Ultimate Weapon is No Weapon: Human Security and the New Rules of War and Peace co-authored with an American serving army officer, Shannon Beebe and published by Public Affairs. The book was primarily aimed at an American audience in the hope that the actual experi
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