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Key Takeaways: In “How the World Made the West: A 4,000 Year History“, Josephine Quinn argues that Western civilization emerged
Traditional American historiography is often criticized for presenting simplistic, one-dimensional portraits of historical figures and events, thereby...
For the average global citizen, the level of democracy today has regressed to that of 1978. This means that all
The weekend preceding Memorial Day (observed on the last Monday of May) is not only the time when Americans host
During early general elections on Sunday, February 8, 2026, Thai voters elected a new 500-seat House of Representatives and voted
The Guardian and Jewish Currents reported on February 3, 2025, on the dismissal of two Human Rights Watch (HRW) staff
As is tradition, for the 36th time, Human Rights Watch (HRW) has examined the human rights situation in more than
President Donald Trump’s second term in office started with a crackdown on immigration, the introduction of sweeping tariffs and efforts
On August 29, 2025, Thailand’s Constitutional Court removed Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra, 39, the daughter of divisive but influential...
“I wrote this book with the hope of sparking a national conversation about the dangers of disinformation and how to
Humans are remarkable creatures. We’ve mastered flying, we’re living longer and longer, we’ve cracked the genetic code and DNA, developed
As we ourselves, together with others, predicted, the recently published Sustainable Development Report 2025 confirms that less than 20% of
Before, during and since the 2024 US presidential election, approximately 15 percent of the total American voting age population, —
The March 28 earthquake, measuring 7.7 on the Richter scale, has hit Myanmar hard. It was the strongest since 1912,