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  Published in: 50.50: Investigation

  US Christian right group hosts anti-LGBT training for African politicians

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Kerry Cullinan All articles by Kerry Cullinan

  Written by: Zarina Geloo All articles by Zarina Geloo

  Written by: Tuyeimo Haidula All articles by Tuyeimo Haidula

  ‘Hate group’ Family Watch International is teaching high-level politicians across Africa how to campaign against sex...

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  Published in: Transformation: Opinion

  Donald Trump and the banality of evil

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Scott Remer All articles by Scott Remer

  Emptiness, lack of character and a fundamental unwillingness to take responsibility lurk at evil’s core.

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Marathon Man and 'our European way of Life'

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Thomas Spijkerboer All articles by Thomas Spijkerboer

  The debate ignores the political question of why hundreds or thousands of underage and adult people are dying trying...

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Moria’s living hell and the legacy of European colonialism

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Yolande Jansen All articles by Yolande Jansen

  Written by: Shahin Nasiri All articles by Shahin Nasiri

  It begins to look like a self-perpetuating European system when the burning down of the Moria camp just leads to Moria 2.0.

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  Published in: openDemocracyUK: Opinion

  The UK is increasingly run by corporate insiders. And Scotland is, too

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Gerry Hassan All articles by Gerry Hassan

  From a new biography of the prime minister to an interview with the man behind the SNP’s independence plans,...

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  Published in: ourEconomy

  The SNP must rethink its economic model for an independent Scotland

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Laurie Macfarlane All articles by Laurie Macfarlane

  The blueprint commissioned by Nicola Sturgeon offers a future of less sovereignty – not more. It’s time to think again.

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  The rise and fall of Jobbik

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Vassilis Petsinis All articles by Vassilis Petsinis

  Tracing the Jekyll and Hyde relations of the two largest parties in the Hungarian parliament.

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  Published in: democraciaAbierta

  Preventing exploitation, exclusion and extraction: the ethics of gender-based violence research

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Caroline Bradbury-Jones All articles by Caroline Bradbury-Jones

  Written by: Siân Natasha Thomas All articles by Siân Natasha Thomas

  Written by: Wangu Kanja All articles by Wangu Kanja

  Written by: Sanne Weber All articles by Sanne Weber

  Northern researchers should realise that they have a responsibility towards their local counterparts, both in terms...

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Leninism without the working class? The missing subject in Malm’s ecological revolution

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Cihan Tugal All articles by Cihan Tugal

  The sense of emergency is in the air. Yet, without some preparation, any alarmist action would result in political,...

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  Published in: democraciaAbierta

  Multinationals and human rights abuses: are there any good news?

  Published on: 27 October 2020

  Written by: Elisabeth De Nadal All articles by Elisabeth De Nadal

  We have moved from soft law to the request of multinational corporations of a regulation of their obligations...

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  What COVID-19 is trying to tell us

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: John Feffer All articles by John Feffer

  “COVID-19’s message is clear: we need to move forward, quickly, into a very different future.”

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Varosha and political ineptitude

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Andreas C Chrysafis All articles by Andreas C Chrysafis

  It seems that Varosha has not only been abandoned by the United Nations and by the European Union but also by the...

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Reason against fanaticism

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Alvaro Vasconcelos All articles by Alvaro Vasconcelos

  As Voltaire argued two-and-a-half centuries ago, secularism implies tolerance and is, therefore, the way to prevent...

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Towards a century of transition: surfing between democratisation and de-democratisation

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Christophe Solioz All articles by Christophe Solioz

  In a ceaseless participatory process, each polity assembles, adjusts, fabricates and constructs itself as society.

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  Published in: Can Europe Make It?

  Political racism and the making of ‘Brexitland’

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Martin Shaw All articles by Martin Shaw

  Racism is the gift that keeps giving as new racialisations are superimposed on old. We need to understand the...

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  Published in: Global Extremes

  France: La République is at war with itself

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Tina Magazzini All articles by Tina Magazzini

  To counter violent extremism in France, we need to go beyond the rhetoric of heroes and dehumanized enemies.

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  Published in: ОД "Русская версия"

  “Let us go, please. Let us breathe”: Belarusians share why they are protesting

  Published on: 26 October 2020

  Written by: Editors of oDR All articles by Editors of oDR

  As Belarus finishes its third month of post-election protests, we speak to people in Minsk about why they're protesting.

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  Published in: Home: Opinion

  North Korea’s big new useless rocket – who are they trying to impress?

  Published on: 23 October 2020

  Written by: Paul Rogers All articles by Paul Rogers

  We don’t know if it’ll fly, but it certainly makes Donald Trump look silly.

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  Published in: openDemocracyUK: Opinion

  UK universities’ dangerous reliance on China is being driven by marketisation

  Published on: 23 October 2020

  Written by: Bill Spence All articles by Bill Spence

  Institutions are being forced to risk academic freedom under current funding model.

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  Published in: ourEconomy

  It's time to unlock the gates of the economics profession

  Published on: 23 October 2020

  Written by: Devika Dutt All articles by Devika Dutt

  I received a torrent of abuse for daring to highlight white male privilege in economics. Continuing to ignore...