Articles

When religion becomes a scapegoat

Western narratives on Afghan women leave out the blood on American hands.

Ashley Wee

The human in the loop

Italy’s law was never built to beat OpenAI.

Jonah Giuliani

Pax Canadiana

Carney has wagered on the decline of American unipolarity. Will it pay off?

William Sankey

When pensions divide generations

As Italy ages, the divide between those funding its welfare state and those relying on it is becoming harder to …

Nicolò Paganelli

Sixty years of smoke

The Battle of Algiers (1966) and the visible struggle of post-colonial identity in Algeria post-France, with France

Inés Corrias

What quantum power means for the future

What happens to a world already divided by access to technology, when that technology becomes exponentially more powerful — and …

Zainab Zahran

Ramadan charity in Kyrgyzstan

Religious institutions, students and volunteers mobilise to support those in need during the holy month.

Kamilla Ismailova

‘Brasil Sem Fome’

Brazil’s persistent struggle to combat hunger shows the integration of politics and economic reform as progressive factors while exposing the …

Alexander Reeves-Bonoldi

Polish semi-presidentialism in full force

A proof of a working system or a final piece of evidence needed for constitutional reform?

Stefan Komierowski

Türkiye's AI Trajectory

How the global rise in AI has affected the nation of Türkiye and the policies which are implemented to control …

Sevda Akgün