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Published in: Home: OpinionGlobalisation is leading to permanent war. Here’s what we should do insteadOPINION: Instead of peace through trade, we’re seeing increasing conflict. But states could still work together yet
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Published in: Podcasts: OpinionChina gives scholarships to Africans but then moves the doctoral goalpostsLots of African students are studying for PhDs in China – but why is it so hard to graduate?
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Published in: Podcasts: FeatureBorders & Belonging: How did China become a world student hub?Once, Chinese students dreamed of studying abroad. Now it’s the other way around
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Published in: oDR: OpinionFor Vladimir Putin, Russia’s future is North Korea-liteThe occupied Luhansk and Donetsk regions offer the president a template of brute, military-style governance
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Published in: oDR: FeatureRussia and China are moving closer together. Is this a new world order?Now that Putin and his generals have threatened Russia’s economic power by invading Ukraine, they have one place...
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Published in: oDR: OpinionHow the Ukraine invasion ends may depend on China and Russian mothersWhile everything suggests Russia may now be in serious trouble, there are still reasons for caution
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Published in: oDR: AnalysisPutin’s brutal intentions for Ukraine are clear. Will he succeed?The course of this deadly conflict is far from certain, but there are lessons to be learnt from recent wars
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Published in: Home: OpinionBeijing 2022: No snow at the Winter Olympics? You’d better get used to itClimate change is making winter sports increasingly unviable – but the industry prefers the fig leaf of social...
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Published in: Home: OpinionRemembering the Holocaust must prompt us to challenge today’s human rights abusesAn independent tribunal’s finding of genocide in China is a reminder that the promise of ‘never again’ has yet to be...
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Published in: Home: NewsWomen’s Tennis Association shows global business how to deal with BeijingBy suspending tournaments in China over treatment of Peng Shuai, the WTA placed rights over profits. How will the...
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationA green paradox: Deforesting the Amazon for wind energy in the Global NorthA shift to wind energy is leaving a trail of destruction in Ecuador, with a brutal impact on Indigenous communities...
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Published in: Home: AnalysisIs China taking climate change more seriously than the West?The country has shown that there is an authoritarian path through the climate crisis. We need to follow the democratic one
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Published in: North Africa, West Asia: OpinionDespite all the international attention, Afghan refugees are not welcomeNobody really knows what prospects await Afghan refugees when countries have yet to see human rights as rights for all humans
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Published in: Home: OpinionThe West’s defeat in Afghanistan will please China and inspire Islamist extremistsThe US will fight the Taliban from the air – but there’s no sign this will check the paramilitaries on the ground
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Published in: ourEconomy: NewsWhy is a company accused of looting diamonds back in Zimbabwe’s mines?A Chinese-Zimbabwean military venture has been handed one of the country’s most lucrative diamond-producing blocks,...
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Published in: Migrant Futures: OpinionChina’s relations with the African continent: Three elephants in the roomHow racism, the media and local realities could shape the future of migration between China and Africa
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Published in: Migrant Futures: OpinionAnywhere but here? China’s response to refugee protection during COVID-19The pandemic is having a profound impact on refugee protection globally. But is China doing enough?
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Published in: Migrant Futures: OpinionHow COVID-19 exposed China’s anti-Black racismThe draconian measures taken in many Chinese cities to control the pandemic exacerbated the marginalisation of Black people
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Published in: democraciaAbierta: InvestigationIllegal Chinese fishing in the Galapagos: a threat to the biodiversity of the Latin American PacificThe growing illegal activity of Chinese fishing vessels in Latin American waters has triggered the search for new...
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Published in: Home: OpinionUS and China are both raising the military stakes in the South China SeaJust when Trump might be looking for a diversion.
