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Money is power, and oil is a commodity – one that was once solely reliant on the dollar. The US knows that’s shifting ...

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Refugees need phones to contact absent loved ones, for education, work, and healing. What happens when they break?

Spanish-language media moved from migration fatigue to geopolitical fervour after the kidnapping of Nicolás Maduro ...

In the West Bank, we are the unwilling test subjects for digital advancements in methods of population control ...

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Looking around a refugee camp in Somaliland, I saw silent mental health battles everywhere. So I decided to help ...

In Brussels, the far right blamed the left for attacking democracy. The Epstein files told a very different story.

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The discretionary control that states exercise over immigration is unjust. People should normally be free to cross borders and live wherever they choose. Borders have guards and the guards have guns.

While these metrics matter, they don’t at all mirror the human complexity that marks the life of a refugee. Each person here carries a distinct history made by war, displacement, survival, hunger, ...