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Colombia’s Border Crisis
In response to attacks by warring guerrilla factions that have killed dozens of people and displaced tens of ...
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‘Universal Language’
I always like to say that Iranian cinema emerges out of a thousand years of poetry, and Canadian cinema emerges ...
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Remembering Nan Shepherd
The novels weren’t the point. The point of Nan Shepherd was herself. My mother described what a thrill it was to ...
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What changed?
For reasons that have little if anything to do with US national security or foreign policy, Donald Trump has made ...
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Snobs, Swots and Hacks
No doubt, some individuals have always pulled levers behind the scenes to benefit themselves and their ...
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Raghu Karnad: Savarkar’s Nationalism Savarkar’s Nationalism
Ihid the covers of the books I read about Savarkar for this piece. I wanted to be able to read in public without worrying about the judgment of strangers; without looking like another affluent Hindu ...
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Failures at the CCRC
Thirty years ago, the passing of the Criminal Appeal Act led to the foundation of the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC), a publicly funded body intended to investigate miscarriages of justice ...
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Omar Dahi
Omar Dahi is a professor of economics at Hampshire College and a research associate at the Political Economy Research Institute at the University of Massachusetts Amherst Adam Shatz is joined by ...
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Ian Browne
Romania is one of the poorest and most corrupt countries in the EU. One-third of the population either live in poverty or are at risk of poverty, particularly in rural areas. The average pension is ...
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Loubna Mrie
Adam Shatz is joined by Loubna Mrie and Omar Dahi to discuss the fall of Bashar al-Assad in Syria and the future of the country.