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Category: Politics

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My Take: Punjab Farmers Protest

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 5 March 20215 March 2021

By Suchanan (Rasnam) Thakral Rihanna recently tweeted “Why aren’t we talking about this?” in reference…

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  • Politics

A King, a Prime-Minister, Who is the Boss? A Brief Summary of the Different Parts that Make Up the Dutch State

  • by Luuk Kuiper
  • Posted on 3 March 20214 March 2021

The Dutch state system is confusing not only to foreigners but often even to Dutch…

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  • Inside the Bubble

“The Air Was Rotten in D.C.” Washington Citizens on the Storming of the Capitol

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 23 February 202124 February 2021

By Tal Ben Yakir On the sixth of January 2021, rioters stormed the U.S. Capitol…

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  • Outside the Bubble

Up to Speed, Issue 8: Protesting Indian Farmers and Lebanon’s Covid Dilemma

  • by Levin Stamm
  • Posted on 1 February 20211 February 2021

In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the Coronavirus pandemic, other events…

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  • Inside the Bubble

Rampage and Riot: Violent Protest Takes over Molukkenstraat

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 27 January 202127 January 2021

By Tal Ben Yakir On Sunday the 24th of January, a message began to circulate…

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  • Politics

Up to Speed, Issue #7: Extraditions, New Currencies, and a secured Election in Kyrgyzstan

  • by Koh Okuno
  • Posted on 14 January 202112 February 2021

In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the Coronavirus pandemic, other events…

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  • Outside the Bubble

Up to Speed, Issue 6: Climate Emergencies and a Parliament on Fire

  • by Levin Stamm
  • Posted on 8 December 2020

In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the Coronavirus pandemic, other events…

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  • Politics

Thailand and Its Undetermined Political Future

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 25 November 202028 January 2021

By The Herring Team Thailand is currently going through a pivotal moment in its complicated…

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  • Politics

Up to Speed, Issue 5: Millionaire “Prophets” and the Largest Free Trade Agreement

  • by Koh Okuno
  • Posted on 23 November 202028 January 2021

In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the 2020 U.S. presidential election,…

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  • Politics

Up to Speed, Issue 4: Hurricanes and Tanzanian Election Madness

  • by Levin Stamm
  • Posted on 11 November 202015 December 2020

By Levin Stamm In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the 2020…

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  • Politics

Entertainment or Election: “People in the US Sometimes Seem to be Living on a Different Planet.”

  • by Thea Bladt Hansen
  • Posted on 31 October 20201 December 2020

By Thea Bladt Hansen — The 59th US Presidential Election takes place next week on…

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  • Politics

Up to Speed, Issue 3: Google in Trouble, Release of Political Prisoners, and Bullets in Protests

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 26 October 20201 December 2020

In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the Coronavirus pandemic, other events…

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  • Opinion

Opinion: Lavish Philanthropy Isn’t What You Think It Is

  • by The Herring
  • Posted on 9 October 20201 December 2020

By Koh Okuno The 2020 March to July lockdown was a period of cash handouts…

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  • Outside the Bubble

Up to Speed, Issue 2: Criticized Kings, Prison Deals, and Museum Activism

  • by Levin Stamm
  • Posted on 5 October 20201 December 2020

By Levin Stamm In the midst of non-stop reports, statistics and exclamations about the Coronavirus…

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