Cleopatra was Egyptian — whether Black or brown matters less | History
It’s just a two-minute clip. But the intense reactions to the trailer of Netflix’s upcoming Queen Cleopatra docudrama speak volumes about both Cleopatra’s
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I asked an AI chatbot about AI replacing humans | Opinions
This Labour Day, working people around the world have little to celebrate. Amid climate change, war and pandemics, inequality is
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It’s raining IMF in Suriname | Opinions
On February 17, large demonstrations rocked Paramaribo, the capital of the South American nation and former Dutch colony of Suriname. Thousands
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DR Congo is heading towards another sham election | Opinions
April 14 was an important date in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). My colleagues and I from across
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Guantánamo detainees may start dying if the US does not act | Opinions
Two significant statements released over the past two months have sounded the alarm on the state of medical care at
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Improving childhood immunisation coverage is crucial for Africa | Opinions
African leaders must not allow children to miss out on life-saving vaccinations. As we mark World Immunisation Week, UNICEF released
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Comprehensive sexuality education is the key to a better tomorrow | Opinions
The evidence for the many benefits of comprehensive sexuality education (CSE) – which teaches adolescents and young people about the
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As inequality deepens, who will rewrite the rules? | Opinions
Economic summits in Washington, DC rarely provoke much interest on the streets of Khartoum or Karachi. The Spring Meetings of
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Want to fix the climate? End debt traps | Climate Crisis
As climate activists, we are used to banging our heads against brick walls. Amid the need to rapidly move away
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Fear, guilt and hope in Sudan | Opinions
As Muslims all around the world celebrated Eid with their families, I had a hard time getting into a festive
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