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Standing against the Spanish Anti-Gag Law should be a European challenge
Written by Angelo Boccato
The US journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner Glenn Greenwald recently wrote an article on The Intercept titled: “The greatest threat to free speech comes not from terrorism, but from those claiming to fight it”. In the UK, during the Queen’s Speech the new measures included in the Counter Terrorism Bill […]
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Climate Change: the tax Pakistan and the rest of the world must pay
Written by Aown Kaz
As I began writing this post from the security of my home, I caught a glimpse of the television from the corner of my eye. The news channel showed images of thousands of Pakistani people from across the country protesting against excessive taxation and demanding an end to corruption. […]
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Better Integration: The Lesson of the Boston Bombings?
Written by M. Farhan Janjua
Just the other day I was having this rather unusual conversation with one of my American friends. I was fascinated at the depth of ‘philosophical’ ideas he had about multiculturalism and making the world a better place to live. But lo and behold, it turns out that this very friend […]
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The resurgence of terrorism in Peru
Written by Juan Arellano
During the 1980s and 90′, Peru was plagued by terrorism, mainly by the Shining Path and the Tupac Amaru Revolutionary Movement (MRTA) groups, but also – and to an extent never clearly determined – by human rights violations in which the various governments dealing with terrorism were complicit. In 1992, […]
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A New Front
Written by The Oxonian Globalist
The emergence of Boko Haram reflects the internal failures of Nigeria’s government
