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STATEMENT: Twitter’s Decision To Suspend Former KKK Leader Is an Important Step To Stop Spreading Hate, CAP’s Henry Fernandez Said
Washington, D.C. — Today, Twitter permanently suspended former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke from the platform after he continuously broke the tech giant’s rules against disseminating hateful content. This…
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What the government must do to successfully administer a covid-19 vaccine
In the all-important search for a covid-19 vaccine, the news seems promising. Several candidates have been found that increase antibodies with tolerable side effects. Worldwide, six have reached the final stage of testing and…
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Senate confirms Berrier as next DIA director
The U.S. Senate confirmed the nomination of Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier, U.S. Army, as the 22nd director of the Defense Intelligence Agency, July 30.
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Lord Speaker statement on new appointments
Lord Fowler responds as government announces new members
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RELEASE: Correctional Facilities Must Effectively Manage the Pandemic To Protect Incarcerated Populations, CAP Column Highlights
Washington, D.C. — The safety and health of U.S. prison and jail populations must be prioritized to protect incarcerated individuals during the COVID-19 pandemic and future emergencies, a new column…
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Charm Offensive or Offensive Charm? An Analysis of Russian and Chinese Cultural Institutes Abroad
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Reconstituting social contracts in conflict-affected MENA countries: Whither Iraq and Libya?
This article discusses the prospects for forging new social contracts in highly fragile and conflict affected countries. Building on analytical insights from the political settlements and state fragility literature, conceptualising…
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Unboxing Entrepreneurial Motivations in Tanzania: Business-related and Personal-related Factors
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Peers call for more transparency on trade deals
Letter from International Agreements Sub-Committee to Government about trade deals published
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Conceptualising the quiet revolution: the post-Fordist revolution in western military logistics
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‘We Could Not Be There’: Storytelling and the Narratives of Soviet Military Advisers, Specialists and Interpreters in Angola during the Civil War (1975–1992)
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MPs seek evidence on staff burnout across the NHS and social care
Committee launches new inquiry on Workforce burnout and resilience in the NHS and social care
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CSOs seen through the optic of the European Commission: has the Commission’s perspective changed following the refugee crisis and the populist turn?
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Distributing tobacco in the dark: assessing the regional structure and shipping patterns of illicit tobacco in cryptomarkets
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The Merauke Integrated Food and Energy Estate (MIFEE): An Ecologically Induced Genocide of the Malind Anim
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Visualizing Empire: Cyprus and the Colonial Travelogue Film in the 1920s
Volume 22, Issue 5, September 2020, Page 666-683.
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