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IWD: Half the World Still Waiting
More than a century after the first calls for women’s rights echoed across factories, streets and parliaments, the world still confronts a stubborn truth....
Ideology Optional: Why Nigerian Politicians Treat Party Membership Like a Wardrobe
In the United States, a Democrat waking up as a Republican is almost unthinkable. In Nigeria, waking up to find a politician switching parties...
After Reports of Iran’s Supreme Leader’s Death, a Region Braces for Consequence
War rarely begins with fire. It begins with a question. What must be done to prevent something worse? What follows is rarely the answer...
Love Is Not a Public Referendum
A man falls in love.
A woman says yes.
They build a home.
They have a child.
That should be the end of the story.
But in the age...
Respect Is Not a Public Performance
There are moments in politics when the substance of what is said is overshadowed by the setting in which it is said.
Kashim Shettima and...
