Forty years since the Islamic revolution in Iran, the country’s people are tired of the regime’s never-ending revolutionary fervour. But

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From Prince William and Sir David Attenborough’s chat on habitat loss to a pep talk from Alibaba’s Jack Ma, AIIA

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In recent years, populism has been on the rise in democratic systems around the globe. But in Turkey, President Erdogan

The Trump administration has been vocal on the pursuit of US leadership and private enterprise in space. However, whether its

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A Green New Deal has long been championed by many on the left as the answer to tackling climate change.

The states of the Asia Pacific have been stretched by tumultuous geostrategic change. Oddly enough, however, the bigger tools they