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Anya Buckley’s death was avoidable. In August 2019, a 17-year-old Anya died from heart failure after taking cocaine, ketamine and
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Similar to the dynamics seen during the Cold War, global oil politics have traditionally affected economic and political alliances. The
Tackling Informality for Inclusive Growth in Developing Countries
Many employees in developing nations are stuck in informal employment, with no access to social security benefits or appropriate resources
Seven years on from the Brexit referendum, Brits
We are often told that the debate about Brexit is over. While it is suggested that some harder edges of
Internal Strife: Armed Mutiny Unleashes Infighting Among Russia’s
An extraordinary turn of events unfolded in Russia as the country’s security apparatus faced an internal crisis, with the Federal
Erdogan’s Bold Balkan Ambitions: Resolve Serbia-Kosovo Conflict to
Sworn in for the third term as Turkey’s president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan has once again turned to the Balkans. This
UN aid cut to Rohingya risks exacerbating already
The recent reduction in food rations by the UN World Food Programme for Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh – from $12
‘Russian forces have no real strategy, only brutal
Is Vladimir Putin’s ‘special military operation’ in Ukraine genocide? “As bombs rain down on us, I have no doubt,” said
Trump dodges questions on Ukraine and Taiwan to
The usually outspoken former US President Donald Trump was mum yesterday to a number of questions related to Taiwan and
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A teenager from war-ravaged Syria, Fadi, miraculously survived one of the deadliest migrant boat disasters in the Mediterranean. A fishing
