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Military violence in Myanmar is worsening amid fierce resistance and international ambivalence By Tharaphi Than

Apr 16

Apr 16 Military violence in Myanmar is worsening amid fierce resistance and international ambivalence By Tharaphi Than

Myanmar Politics

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Myanmar’s brutal military was once a force for freedom – but it’s been waging civil war for decades By Tharaphi Than

Apr 6

Apr 6 Myanmar’s brutal military was once a force for freedom – but it’s been waging civil war for decades By Tharaphi Than

Myanmar Politics

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Nigeria was once an indisputable leader in Africa: what happened? By Sheriff Folarin

May 24

May 24 Nigeria was once an indisputable leader in Africa: what happened? By Sheriff Folarin

African Politics

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Music helps us remember who we are and how we belong during difficult and traumatic times By Emily Abrams Ansari

May 11

May 11 Music helps us remember who we are and how we belong during difficult and traumatic times By Emily Abrams Ansari

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Guatemala’s Next President Has Few Plans for Fixing Rampant Corruption, Crime and Injustice By Naomi Roht-Arriaza

Aug 13

Aug 13 Guatemala’s Next President Has Few Plans for Fixing Rampant Corruption, Crime and Injustice By Naomi Roht-Arriaza

Guatemalan Politics

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Peace Accord Signed Ahead of Elections in Mozambique By Phillip Howard

Aug 12

Aug 12 Peace Accord Signed Ahead of Elections in Mozambique By Phillip Howard

Mozambique Politics

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Iraq’s Brutal Crackdown on Suspected Islamic State Supporters Could Trigger Civil War By Eric Keels and Angela Nichols

Feb 20

Feb 20 Iraq’s Brutal Crackdown on Suspected Islamic State Supporters Could Trigger Civil War By Eric Keels and Angela Nichols

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No Coups Occurred in 2018. Will Next Year Be So Stable? By Clayton Besaw

Dec 17

Dec 17 No Coups Occurred in 2018. Will Next Year Be So Stable? By Clayton Besaw

International Politics

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