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This banner floating above protests in Algiers captures how most Algerians feel about their geriatric leader Bouteflika.

23Mar 2019
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‘Make like the dinosaurs, and disappear!’

Two weeks ago Algerian journalist El kadi Ihsane tweeted a video of a tsunami of humanity flowing through the Algiers street. ‘I wish that every...

Michael D. Yates

23Mar 2019
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Working class and the power of capital

Can the Working Class Change the World? It’s a fundamental political question in every economy...
22Mar 2019
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Nigeria  election and judicial activism

The famous French political philosopher, Alexis Tocqueville, in his classic: Democracy in...
22Mar 2019
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  If you are flying, you should be buying carbon offsets

Air travel has a gigantic carbon footprint. And, contrary to popular belief, carbon offsets do...
22Mar 2019
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How China’s eight major initiatives will positively impact African dvp

Chinese president Xi Jinping announced Chinese eight major initiatives as strategies to...
22Mar 2019
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The AU urges Mozambique to get its act together to uphold democracy

Mozambique is under fire for not upholding democratic principles such as the separation of...
21Mar 2019
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It’s simple, but requires determination

I am drafting this on International Women’s Day – March 8 – with an eye towards World Water Day...
21Mar 2019
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Seven challenges for US nominee for World Bank president

All incoming World Bank presidents bring a public record of their views about the bank and about...
21Mar 2019
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Pink tuk-tuks of Sri Lanka empowering, protecting women

Lochana is 10 years old. Every morning, he gets up and lights an incense stick, which he places...

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