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The future of human rights

What does it mean to be human in a global, digital age?

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Why Trump’s anti-globalism is wrong

Inclusive and fair trade, not protectionism, will close the gap between rich and poor

By Fabian Bohnenberger and Clara Weinhardt


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Why pollsters normally get it right (more or less)

Marcus Roberts explains why there will always be a need for pollsters

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The Power of Monuments

Why should the US be purged of images of Confederate leaders, while statues of Admiral Nelson and Cecil Rhodes still stand in Britain?

By Ian Buruma


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Facebook: taming the beast

Why EU law seems powerless against the giants of social media

By Ulf Buermeyer


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Brexit: But what about Africa?

Rebranding Brexit: a new "Global Britain" is about to trip up its African trade partners

By Uzo Madu


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Twenty people meet in a beautiful city

The G20 is mostly a talking shop, but it still has its uses

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Why Iran represents an opportunity for Europe

By forging closer relations with Iran, Europe could unshackle its foreign policy from the USA

By Cornelius Adebahr


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The neoliberal road to autocracy

Globalisation has failed to make good on its promises, and it’s democracy that’s paying the price

By Ann Pettifor


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