Where Women's Liberation And Palestinian Liberation Meet
Worldcrunch.com / MADA MASR -Essay- JERUSALEM — On Sept. 26, 2019, thousands of Palestinian women took to the streets demanding freedom, safety and a better future. The demonstrators turned out for...
View ArticleDisarmament To Rearmament: The Quiet Return Of Nuclear Risk
Worldcrunch.com / WORLDCRUNCH PARIS — "Kolossal'naya opasnost." In a recent BBC interview, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev used those two words - "colossal danger" - to sound the alarm of the risk the...
View ArticleMeet The Doctor's Maid Who Inspired The Mediterranean Diet
Worldcrunch.com / LA STAMPA CILENTO — She wrote the most significant chapter in the culinary history of Italy, and didn't even know it. And all because of a respect for tradition and visceral love for...
View ArticleFernández v. Bolsonaro: Argentina-Brazil Trade Now At Risk
Worldcrunch.com / CLARIN BUENOS AIRES — After some nasty verbal exchanges between Brazil's conservative leader, Jair Bolsonaro, and Argentina's socialist president-elect, Alberto Fernández, nobody...
View ArticleWhat The Data From France's Top Dating Site Tells Us About Love
Worldcrunch.com / LE MONDE PARIS — When it comes to love and romance, everyone's ready to tell a little white lie to make themselves seem younger, thinner, or even bigger! These deviations from...
View ArticleChile And The Paradox Of (Relative) Prosperity
Worldcrunch.com / AMERICA ECONOMIA -Analysis- LIMA — Defenders of Chile's economic model claim this was the first Latin American state to reach the threshold of prosperous, high-income countries. The...
View ArticleLoneliness: A Global Ailment Of Our Aging, Virtual Society
Worldcrunch.com / CLARIN BUENOS AIRES — After reading last month's article "The Loneliness of Millennials" in Clarín, I must point out that this problem does not apply to any single generation. For...
View ArticleThe Geopolitics Of Washington's Stand On Armenian Genocide
Worldcrunch.com / KOMMERSANT MOSCOW — For the first time, the U.S. Congress has recognized the mass killings and deportations in the Ottoman Empire from 1915 to 1923 as genocide. So why now? It...
View ArticleIn Italy, Confiscated Mob Villas Handed Over To Needy Families
Worldcrunch.com / LA STAMPA BUCCINASCO — Giulia prepares lunch for her two-year-old son Luca and smiles. "It's nice here," the teenage mother says. Giulia, just shy of turning 18, is what Social...
View ArticleThe Case For Creating A CO2 Central Bank
Worldcrunch.com / LES ECHOS -OpEd- TOULOUSE — The question posed to us by climate change is no longer "what do we do?" — Reduce carbon emissions is what! — but "how do we do it?" The inflation of...
View ArticleWhy India Is Lukewarm To Native Son's Nobel Prize In Economics
Worldcrunch.com / THE WIRE -Analysis- LONDON — Engaging the poor to understand their plight and choices might not be that Bohemian anymore. Indeed, a trio of development economists — Abhijit Banerjee,...
View ArticleWill Iran Step In To Suppress Lebanon And Iraq Uprisings?
Worldcrunch.com / EL ESPECTADOR -Analysis- For the past several weeks, Iraq and Lebanon have become the settings of major popular protests: a mix of people, coming from different religious and ethnic...
View ArticleIn Senegal, An App To Tackle Violence Against Women
Worldcrunch.com / LE MONDE DAKAR — In the Place de la Nation, in the heart of Dakar, hundreds of Senegalese chant the words "doyna, doyna!" — "stop" in the local Wolof language. What the protestors...
View ArticleEvo Morales Has Only Himself To Blame
Worldcrunch.com / AMERICA ECONOMIA -Editorial- Nine years ago in América Economía, we published an editorial praising 'Evonomics,' the economic policies of the now deposed Bolivian president Evo...
View ArticleUnidentified Frying Object
Worldcrunch.com / WORLDCRUNCH When it comes to international cuisine, I must confess that I'm not that much of an aventurier. Amid the street markets of Indonesia, like elsewhere, I would much rather...
View ArticleBerlusconi's Last Dance: A Sharp Right Turn?
Worldcrunch.com / LA STAMPA -Analysis- ROME — Italy once had what was known as Berlusconiano voters. Conservative by virtue of social class, they were also skittish, indifferent, anarchic, and wary of...
View ArticlePartition, The Founding Wound Of Modern India That Won't Heal
Worldcrunch.com / THE WIRE -Essay- EAST DELHI — "At the stroke of the midnight hour, when the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom," announced Jawaharlal Nehru as the world ushered in a...
View ArticleA French Defense Of Trump's New Tariffs On European Products
Worldcrunch.com / LE MONDE -OpEd- PARIS — The United States announced a series of protective measures last month on a list of emblematic European products. The decision, made public on Oct. 3,...
View ArticleColombia, No Country For Children
Worldcrunch.com / EL ESPECTADOR -OpEd- BOGOTÁ — Childhood isn't just a matter of being under a certain age. If minors are legal subjects with special protections, it is precisely because a state that...
View ArticleInside Iraq's Tuk-Tuk Revolution
Worldcrunch.com / MADA MASR BAGHDAD — "I'm going out to claim my rights." This was the phrase posted by Iraqis on Facebook in the final days of September. Then on Oct. 1, mass demonstrations were...
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