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The Doctor’s Dilemma: Rebuilding Trust in Ukraine’s Healthcare Amid War
Oliver Taylor | Europe and Eurasia Fellow Image sources from Oleksandr Rakushnyak via Flickr . When Ukrainians first enter a hospital what they may first notice is not the smell of disinfectant, but the sound of a generator. Power cuts have become routine, as Russian missile strikes damage infrastructure, forcing hospitals to rely on emergency electricity just to keep ventilator...

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The Business of the Border: Digital Recruitment and the Corporate Capture of US Immigration Policy
Isabelle Powell   | United States Fellow Image sourced from Matthew Dillon via Flickr When my great-grandparents arrived at Ellis Island from Ukraine and Sicily, they joined a trajectory of migration that has long defined the modern United States. That history of migration is often remembered as one of opportunity and democratic promise. Today, federal immigration policy has evo...

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Strengthening the Line: Australia and the Philippines Deepen Defence Ties Amid Rising Tensions
Piper Stock | Indo-Pacific Fellow Image sourced from Presidential Communications Office (PCO) via Wikimedia As strategic rivalry intensifies in the Indo-Pacific, defence cooperation between Australia and the Philippines is taking on increasing strategic relevance. At the 2nd Philippines-Australia Defence Ministers meeting , the message was clear: both countries are deepening def...

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China is Reconstructing its Past to Shape the Future
Jemma Tan | China Fellow Image sourced from Luna Wang via Unsplash The increase in China’s heritage-led urban reconstructions over the past three decades has emerged as one of the nation’s most salient drivers of cultural tourism. Amid refurbished “ancient” cities, traditional clothing and live performances re-enact China’s imperial past. Yet beneath the veneer of cobblestoned s...

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The Mirage of Modernity: Why Egypt’s New Capital Reinforces Power, Not Progress
Numan M ousa | Middle East Fellow Image sourced from Ivan Kruk via ShutterStock Egypt’s New Administrative Capital  is marketed as a bold solution to an overstretched Cairo by the Egyptian Government : a futuristic city intended to modernise governance, attract investment, and symbolise national renewal. Announced in March 2015  by President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi , less than a ye...

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