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Recent Migration from Kosovo

Migration from Kosovo has been a part of several difficult steps of development that the country has undergone. It has…

9 years ago

Should Japan Hold a Responsibility to Take in More Refugees?

The current refugee crisis hitting Europe has been the biggest wave of mass immigration since the Second World War. The International…

9 years ago

Putting an End to FGM

More than 125 million women and girls worldwide are thought to be currently living with the effects of female genital mutilation (FGM).…

9 years ago

Russia’s Strategic Ties With Nicaragua

One year after the annexation of Crimea, Russia is looking ever more like an expansionist state. Aside from its maneuvers…

9 years ago

The Bear Trap? Comparing Russian and Soviet Intervation in the Middle East

In December 1979 Leonid Brezhnev, then leader of the Soviet Union, ordered his military forces to invade Afghanistan. Soviet troops were…

9 years ago

Can We Really Go Fossil-Fuel Free by 2030?

“Ours is the last generation which can head off the worst effects of climate change and the first generation with…

9 years ago

Cameron Must Think Twice Before Sending British Troops to Somalia

David Cameron recently announced that he will be sending British troops to Somalia to assist with the efforts of African Union forces…

9 years ago

Good Intentions Can Hurt – How Ecotourism Endangers Wildlife and the Environment

Climate change has become the hot-button issue in environmental policy over the previous decade. Environmental policy, however, encompasses so much…

9 years ago

How Mainstream Education is Letting Down Ethnic Minority Students in the United States

These insights from social science have particular relevance in the field of education: sociology now sees the concept of the child, and…

9 years ago

Britain’s Junior Doctor Crisis

Why so many Junior Doctors are choosing to practice their profession abroad The United Kingdom is globally respected for its…

9 years ago