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Academia 7 months ago

PREMIUM
Israeli soldiers’ voices, a tool for peace?

The voices of conscientious scholars and IDF members have been drowned out in the domestic and global pro-Palestine and pro-Israel public opinion war.

Academia 2 years ago

PREMIUM
Indonesia must adopt net neutrality law before next election

High internet penetration can be instrumental in shaping public opinion and political engagement, especially during election periods.

World 4 years ago

Support for Prime Minister Suga slides as Tokyo Games underway

Nearly two-thirds of respondents to the July 23-25 Nikkei business daily survey said that the country's rollout of coronavirus vaccinations was not going well.

World 5 years ago

NYT editor resigns after backlash over senator's hardline op-ed

James Bennet -- the editorial page editor since May 2016 -- faced intense backlash after initially defending the column headlined "Send in The Military" by Republican US Senator Tom Cotton.

Opinion 5 years ago

Cohesion in the wake of global health crisis

One thing is sure, that to make significant progress in tackling the pandemic there is a need for close collaboration at the national and international levels.

Opinion 5 years ago

Four hard choices in the COVID war

There are four hard choices in this COVID war: moral, informational, political and economic.

Opinion 5 years ago

How COVID-19 changes Christianity

Now, at this trying time of the COVID-19 pandemic, where physical distancing is prescribed, and liturgical services have been halted, the Church is showing resilience and creative fidelity once more.

Opinion 5 years ago

All hands on deck to fight pandemic

We must prepare for the worst and do everything to avoid it. Here is a three-point call to action – based on science, solidarity and smart policies – for doing just that.