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University graduates in Ghana must serve society for a year – study suggests it’s good for national unity
Established in 1973, Ghana’s National Service Scheme requires university graduates to spend one year serving in diverse roles ...
Bullying, violence and vandalism in primary school: study explores a growing crisis in South Africa
South African primary schools are facing a crisis. Every day, learners fight, bully, destroy property, and intimidate other ...
Muhammadu Buhari: Nigeria’s military leader turned democratic president leaves a mixed legacy
Nigeria’s former president, Muhammadu Buhari, who died in London on 13 July aged 82, was one of two former military heads of ...
How Eurostack could offer Canada a route to digital independence from the United States
Canada needs to consider its digital independence from the domination of the United States. Participating in the Eurostack ...
2026 FIFA World Cup expansion will have a big climate footprint, with matches from Mexico to Canada – here’s what fans can do
They’re under pressure to grow bigger, but at the same time, their athletes are dealing with increasingly dangerous heat and ...
Listening to nonhumans: What music can teach about humanity’s relationships with nature and the divine
In research using Actor-Network Theory, for example, relationships between humans and non-humans are central: musicians, ...
Zohran Mamdani’s last name reflects centuries of intercontinental trade, migration and cultural exchange
Mamdanis belong to the Khoja community, who were categorized by the British in the early 19th century as “Hindoo Mussalman” ...
Most Pennsylvania voters ignore judicial elections − a political scientist explains why they matter, especially in a battleground state
The outcome of Pennsylvania’s retention elections in November could change the balance of power in Harrisburg.
Afrique de l’Ouest : cinq leçons pour comprendre la vague de coups d’État et préserver la démocratie
Cinq ans après la chute du régime malien, le constat s’impose : il faut sortir d’une lecture fragmentée des coups d’État en ...
View from The Hill: Segal’s antisemitism plan gives government controversy, not clarity
What was meant to be a moment of clarity has turned into another headache for the government with it’s antisemitism envoy’s ...
Carlos Frederico Coelho
é professor do Instituto de Relações Internacionais da Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, onde é vice-coordenador do Mestrado em Análise e Gestão da Política Internacional, além de pe ...