Could the loss become a catalyst for action against Putin? […]
In Tbilisi, Russian emigres grieve over Alexei Navalny’s death
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Could the loss become a catalyst for action against Putin? […]
“Women in Peace Talks: Lessons Learned from Mali,” by Hannah Rae Armstrong (Sahel, 2012-2014), Megatrends Afrika, February 23, 2024 […]
Many believe reforming the demanding educational system requires changing the country’s very culture. […]
ICWA fellows on the burden of rising prices and inequality in South Korea and Taiwan. […]
“The extremists driving Netanyahu’s approach to war with Hamas,” by Neri Zilber (Israel 2011-2013), Financial Times, February 19, 2024 […]
Small parties are providing a foundation for more inclusive politics. […]
The West must repel the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine and prepare for a long transition of power in Moscow, dissidents say. […]
“The founding father of a future Russia,” by Gregory Feifer (Russia, 2000-2002), Engelsberg Ideas, February 20, 2024 […]
How are they trying to keep teaching, researching and preserving Russia’s intellectual capital? […]
“The Nazi Era Continues to Haunt This German City,” by Emily Schultheis (Germany, 2019-2021), Foreign Policy, February 10, 2024 […]