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A New, More Realistic Strategy Against Venezuela’s Dogged Regime?

The Western-aligned Lima Group is now seeking help from the more neutral International Contact Group, and even Cuba, to resolve the political deadlock in Venezuela.

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Why It’s Time For Sports To Adopt The Third Gender

Caster Semenya’s case shows that the sport world must have an open debate about intersexuality, and finally step up.

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When They Mistook Me For A Muslim In Greece

A Colombian-American deals with different misconceptions in different parts of the world. Ask him who he is before you ask him where he’s from.

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Adolescent Love Evolves: From Yearning To Exploration

For many teenagers today, the rules and taboos of love have disappeared. They see it as territory for sexual — and bisexual — discoveries, not a quest for a partner.

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One-Of-A-Kind Skyline

I found striking cityscapes all around the world, from the feng-shui buildings of Honk Kong to Rio de Janeiro’s lush bay and the odd-looking houses of Indonesian villages — but to me there’s nothing quite like Turkey’s “fairy chimneys,” the ancient troglodyte structures of the country’s Cappadocia region.

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Indigenous Peoples, First Victims Of Climate Change

Five stories around the world of indigenous populations suffering from global warming. The good news is they can provide solutions — if governments will listen.

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Vegan Or Gluten-Free: Hard To Swallow In France

The ‘exceptional’ eaters are tolerated if it’s part of a medical treatment. But when it’s based on well-being or upsets dinner parties, it can get tricky.

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From Berlusconi’s TV Optimism To Salvini’s Dark Tweets

Once upon a time, Italy embraced its own politically incorrect billionaire-turned-politico. And yet the real shift toward Trump-style nationalism came after Berlusconi’s departure.

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In India’s Job Crisis, Dignity In Employment Must Come First

India’s politicians have to understand that people are earning something to survive, but a survival strategy does not count as employment.

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Venezuela: The Hard Part About Overthrowing Maduro

The opposition has so far failed to provoke a military uprising against President Nicolás Maduro, and for now, can only count on an angry but tired population.

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An Innocent Little Question And A Full-Blown Identity Crisis

Every. single. time…

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What The 1700s Teach Us About Today’s Fake News Epidemic

Just as they were during the information wars of the 18th century, education and critical thinking are key antidotes to disinformation.

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How Can Saving Notre Dame Come Before Saving The Planet?

As vast sums are donated to rebuild Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, the same billionaires don’t step up to protect dying species or reverse global warming.

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