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Assessing the Importance of Aviation Technological Advancements for the United States Charles CranerOctober 5, 2023America, technology
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Slowing Down Time: The Promise and Perils of Anti-Ageing Medicine Luís GilSeptember 19, 2023Health, healthcare, social injustice, social, Britain, UK, Drugs
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The Origins of the House of Commons and Historical Awareness in Political Discourse Nick TownsendSeptember 5, 2023History, British Politics
Are Novel Diplomatic Ties Between Saudi Arabia and Iran a Step Towards Regional Stability or Cold War? Gokul RamapriyanSeptember 5, 2023Saudi Arabia, Iran, China, united states, Defense, international relations, Middle East
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The US Should Not Give Ukraine Weapons Recklessly Like It Did in Afghanistan: The Dangers of Providing Advanced Weapons to the Enemy of your Enemy Mauricio García-GojonOctober 25, 2022
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Behind the Scenes on the U.S.’ Final Days in Kabul: First-Hand Accounts from a U.S. Veteran, an Afghan Pilot, and an American Linguist Politics, United States, WarDasha McDonaldSeptember 1, 2022United States, Afghanistan, War, Politics
Climate Migration: Security Threat or Leadership Opportunity for the United States United States, Science, Politics, Human RightsVeronica MeyerAugust 23, 2022Climate, United States, Migration, Climate Change
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