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Destrucción natural: Un camino sin retorno
Written by Antonio FilipokAbstract: The concept of modern development is frequently linked to the destruction of nature. The actual government of Colombia is strongly betting for mining exploitation, as a means to reach development. Colombia is a rich country in biodiversity and it still has virgin places of outstanding beauty and natural richness, which […]
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Adult Life Put on Hold
Written by Ilina MangovaI remember the day I passed my final exam at university. It was one of the happiest days of my life as it meant that I was no longer a student and had completed a significant phase of my life. Completing higher education signifies the entry into adult life. You […]
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The 5 W’s of Nigeria’s Unemployment: Act 1
Written by Chioma AgwuegboA young woman struggles through university, enduring a few strikes, disreputable advances from cultists, depraved lecturers and other similar low-life and manages to graduate with a second class upper degree, maybe even a first class. She’s from a low income family, maybe the first or second from her kindred with […]
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Education: More Than Just Literacy
Written by The Singapore GlobalistFinland’s education system, which has emerged from a radical overhaul initiated over 40 years ago, is a source of fascination for many countries. Although Singapore students match the Finns in terms of performance on literacy tests, there is a stark contrast between both countries’ education philosophies. Perhaps we can do […]
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Arab Shift
Written by The Oxonian GlobalistThe Arab Spring uprisings have triggered notable shifts throughout republican Arab states. The story in the Gulf monarchies, however, is starkly different. The Gulf Monarchies are, for the most part, autocratic, hydrocarbon-rich states whose regimes derive legitimacy from tradition and an inflated ability to pacify populations through the distribution of […]
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Liberty! Equality! Extremity?
Written by The Oxonian GlobalistThe rise of the Far-Right Front National movement in France