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Australia Goes Nuclear: An Energy Crisis Turned Political

Darshanik Aryal -
For many voters, Australia’s future with nuclear energy remains unclear.

What China’s New Lending Policy Means for Africa

Vanessa Chen -
As Africa’s largest bilateral trading partner for the past 15 consecutive years, China’s decreased lending may signal more than just shifting economic policies.

Avoiding a British Lost Decade

Henry Krenzer -
Britain’s rapid GDP growth is nothing more than a Potemkin village — hiding excess debt and low productivity behind a façade.

Pakistan Faces a Clean Water Crisis

Katherine Guo -
The deficiency of water supplies puts millions of vulnerable lives at risk.

The Paris Olympics: A Celebration for Some, a Burden for Others

Bosco Lai -
“The Olympics ... it’s not just the crowds. It’s the noise, the disruption. Paris will lose its soul for a while.”

Narendra Modi: Champion of Hindu Nationalism, Enemy to Democracy

Sarita Popat -
Modi’s reelection signals the entrenchment of his anti-democratic and hyper-nationalist rhetoric within the Indian political system.

Uses and Abuses of Fashion: Veiling and State Power in Iran

Benny Gilligan -
Last year, the “Woman, Life, Freedom” movement’s rejection of the hijab presented an ideological quandary: Is the hijab feminist or a tool of oppression? In the case of Iran, it’s not that simple.

Censorship in South Korea Has Gone Too Far

Grace Yoon -
On Jan. 18, 2024, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol attended the North Jeolla Province Ceremony. A brief interaction with a lawmaker named Kang...

Facing Violence with Compassion: In Memory of Aaron Bushnell

Naomi Corlette -
Compassion in the face of violence is difficult. In America, where police brutality and violent punishment are deeply ingrained within the justice system, it...

“Non è un Paese per giovani:” The Plight of Young Workers in Italy

Luca Tovazzi -
The lack of a minimum wage in Italy disproportionately affects young workers, keeping them in a cycle of poverty.
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