In conversation with the indefatigable Julia Gillard
By Taryana Odayar, former Executive Editor. Julia Gillard was the 27th Prime Minister of Australia (2010-2013), and the first woman to…
Automation’s Bumpy Impact on Social Reality
by Gabriel Zech An imminent, large-scale decrease in full-time employment means that we need to think beyond the noncomprehensive policies…
Fadumo Dayib: From Refugee to Somalia’s first female Presidential Candidate
By Taryana Odayar. Fadumo Dayib was born in a displacement camp in Kenya to Somali parents who had travelled there…
From Freedom Fighter to Presidential Candidate: Can Joice Mujuru topple Mugabe?
By Taryana Odayar. Joice Mujuru was the first Vice President of Zimbabwe, serving from 2004 – 2014, and is a…
Republican Healthcare Act Hurts Typical Trump Voters The Most
By Janai Gilmore In the US, the debate around the Republican health care legislation reached a fever pitch last week…
Justin Trudeau: Popular and Progressive?
As the world moves further and further away from values of openness, integration and multiculturalism, a sprawling faction across the…
Fajardo: Opportunities for Colombia
By Scott Carpenter The former Colombian mayor and professor of mathematics stood atop the stage and declared that he knew…
The Alt-Right Death Cult, Fascist Memes and Me
By J.T. Stokes For the past year I have been fascinated with the progressive left’s most versatile enemy to date…
Premium Friday: Tackling Overwork in Japan
John Maynard Keynes, the renowned economist, once predicted in 1930 that the next generation would be working a mere 15…
Trump’s Russian Travails: Diplomatic Pragmatist or Putin’s Puppet?
Donald Trump’s alleged links Moscow have consistently provided his critics with a stick to beat him with. With further evidence…
