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Economy Green

Africa’s Demographic Boom Is The Continent’s Greatest Resource

The projections from the United Nations Population Division for African demographics reveal some striking figures. And it’s up to leaders to turn it into economic growth and social vitality.

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Geopolitics Ideas

With Italy’s Right In Power, A Hard Shift In The Political Lexicon

Redemption, homeland, people, and above all nation: Giorgia Meloni uses these terms to express the idea of a power projected into the future, part of a precise political strategy.

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Geopolitics Ideas

U.S., France, Israel: How Three Model Democracies Are Coming Unglued

France, Israel, United States: these three democracies all face their own distinct problems. But these problems are revealing disturbing cracks in society that pose a real danger to hard-earned progress that won’t be easily regained.

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In The News

In Troubled Times, What People Want

People don’t give a damn about Putin, NATO, Ukraine, communism, democracy, freedom, gas, oil, national sovereignty, ideals. They don’t give a damn about each and every word, thought or opinion. People are just afraid of war. People want to live. ____________________________ Learn more about Worldcrunch’s exclusive Dottoré! series here.

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The Kids Are Alright: What’s Missing In The COVID-19/Youth Narrative

In the rush to vilify ‘irresponsible’ young people, we too often overlook the efforts they’re making every day to help us through the pandemic and make the world a better place.

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Economy

The Real-World Limits Of Colombia’s Economic Growth

The economy is expected to have a relatively strong year. But will the average Colombian really benefit?

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Ideas Society

Pope Francis: The Poor Offer Salvation For The Rest Of Us

A closer reading of the Pope’s recent treatise that challenges the way contemporary culture sees poverty in society.

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In The News

Why Sudan Should Matter To Us All

Beyond the geopolitical ramifications, what’s happening in Sudan is our problem too. Between the violence from those in charge and the meaning of citizen movements, the stakes couldn’t be higher.

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OneShot Society

Watch: OneShot — Subway Strangers

The legendary American photographer Walker Evans spent three years secretly capturing images of passengers in the New York Subway. He produced the Many Are Called series (1938-1941) by hiding his camera in his coat, and making the shutter release button accessible up his sleeve. Best known for his work through the Great Depression, Evans was […]

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Geopolitics Syria Crisis

The Disappeared Of Syria, Missing From Peace Talks Too

Tens of thousands of people remain in detention or have ‘disappeared’ in Syria, devastating countless families. Activists say the issue has largely been avoided in negotiations aimed at bringing an end to the Syrian conflict.

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Eyes on the U.S. Geopolitics

Mexican Smuggler: Trump’s Wall Is A Business Opportunity

Illegal border crossings won’t stop, but prices will rise.

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Protestors From Above — Video Quote Of The Day

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Society

Belgrade Is Elsewhere, Paradox Of The Serbian Capital

A charmless pariah city for 20 years, the Serbian capital is finally reclaiming its standing and artistry. Belgrade’s residents are torn between pride in their city and dreams of leaving it.

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Society

Why India Isn’t Taking Care Of Its Elderly

Protests are on in New Delhi demanding a bonafide old-age pension. Right now, most Indians don’t qualify for benefits, and those that do only get $4 a month.

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Society

Award-Winning Mexican-American Music Star Killed In Plane Crash

CNN, LOS ANGELES TIMES (USA), BBC NEWS (UK) Worldcrunch MEXICO CITY – Mexican-American singer Jenni Rivera died Sunday in a plane crash in northern Mexico, reports BBC News. Photo Jenni Rivera Jenni’s father, Pedro Rivera, confirmed the death of the Latin music and reality TV star as well as the deaths of every member on […]

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