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Future Women Worldwide

Tibetan Nuns Leading A Quiet Academic Revolution — With Help From The Dalai Lama

Tibetan Buddhist nuns are breaking centuries-old barriers, earning the highest degrees in their tradition and taking on leadership roles across monastic and community institutions.

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Israel-Palestine War

Israel’s Other Epic Crime In Gaza: Cultural Genocide

Israel’s war on Gaza could be seen as “a cultural genocide,” which targets Gaza’s history, the Palestinian cause and traces of those who lived in the strip. That will have consequences that would last for centuries.

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Society Women Worldwide

Hijabs Are Just A Pretext: The Real Target Of Iran’s Crackdown Are Students

The Iranian regime’s repression of students and universities has reached one of its highest point in the post-revolution era, as authorities are determined to nip any unrest in the bud, and push on with plans to make society even more repressively Islamist.

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Economy Future

Why Africa Has So Few Nobel Prizes In The Sciences

Even as it celebrates this year’s literature prize going to Tanzanian author Abdulrazak Gurnah, Africa is again completely absent from the list of Nobel winners in science. In research as elsewhere, money is the key.

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Economy Geopolitics Society

Too Old At 27: The Extraordinary Pressures On Asian Women

Beyond her late 20s, a woman in Asia faces huge hurdles in finding a husband. It’s especially hard if she is educated and has a career.

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