‘Quite horrifying’: Afghan economic crisis leaves EU deportees with ‘very little’ to return to

Europe’s increasingly pragmatic engagement with Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers is exposing a fundamental contradiction between diplomatic non-recognition and political necessity. In an investigation for The New York Times, Pakistan and Afghanistan bureau chief Elian Peltier reveals how European governments are quietly…

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‘Not a problem of short-term solutions’: French students demand structural change, better conditions

Delano D’Souza is pleased to welcome Gökçe Tuncel, Sociologist and post-doctoral researcher associated with the Université Paris-Est Créteil (UPEC) and the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (EHESS) in Paris. What began as a protest over missing teachers…

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ISS mission: ‘It’s really exciting to see this renewal of French women in space’

More than six decades after thirteen pioneering women demonstrated they could meet the same demanding physical tests as America’s first male astronauts, gender equality in space exploration remains an unfinished journey, explains Laurène Delsupexhe, Chemical Propulsion Engineer at the European…

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Arizona man accused of plotting mass casualty attack on religious site with ‘cookbook’ tied to OKC bombing

An Arizona man who allegedly plotted a mass casualty attack on a Jewish or Muslim house of worship is being accused by prosecutors of possessing an infamous bomb-making manual linked to the Oklahoma City bomber. Matthew Bjornholt, 27, faces a…

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