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Brazil after (almost) a year of Bolsonaro: the good, the bad, and the ugly
Last October, Brazilians voted and chose their new president. The winner, Jair Bolsonaro, took office on January 1st, […]
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The Internationalisation of White Nationalism: From Christchurch to El Paso and Beyond
20 August 2019
The recent shooting in El Paso, Texas can be ideologically linked to other incidents, specifically the Christchurch, New Zealand attacks.
US-Turkish “Safe Zones” Endanger Democracy in North-Eastern Syria
20 August 2019
Trump and Erdogan have found it convenient to collaborate on Syria for the moment. But the announcement of US-Turkish cooperation to establish “safe zones” in north-eastern Syria does not herald a thaw in relations between the two NATO allies, and may endanger the democracy at work in the Democratic Federation of Northern Syria.
Human Rights, Nuclear Security and the Question of Engagement with North Korea
19 August 2019
To inch towards the total denuclearisation of North Korea, we should perhaps frame the North's nuclear threat as a threat against human rights.