Interpreting the history of western liberalism proceeding linearly towards freedom and prosperity hides the role of genocide.
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Continuous anti-Western rhetoric used by ruling political figures complicates the relations and trust.
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Wrong understanding of the struggling relationship of politics, power and ethics may pave way for autocracy.
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EBU is complicit in enabling Israel by insisting that the contest is non-political.
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Personal relations, joys and disappointments of a dancer highlight intersections of transnational life.
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Three significant, but different works beyond the headline picks circulate questions of voice and history.
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Identity politics once aimed to link race, gender, and class into a shared struggle for material change.
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BRICS membership may elevate Indonesia’s position in Global South, but contrast non-alignment policy and national objectives.
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While many African countries are scaling back ties with foreign powers, the DCR is pursuing a deal with the USA.
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