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Tuesday 04/July/2017 18:29 PM

North Korea missile

Times of Oman designers depict a world around them through illustrations everyday, either to enhance the visual elements of a story or as a standalone...

Tuesday 04/July/2017 14:14 PM

Consolidating Latin America’s gains

At the time of last year’s failed coup in Turkey, I emailed a Turkish friend expressing concern. His answer left me thinking. After a somber review of...

Tuesday 04/July/2017 14:11 PM

Public spheres for the Trump age

In many societies, universities are the main bastions of ideological and intellectual independence. We count on them to transmit our values to the young,...

Tuesday 04/July/2017 14:08 PM

Can “Mercron” deliver for Europe?

Confidence has returned to Europe’s chancelleries just in the nick of time, what with U.S. President Donald Trump due in Europe in a few days. During the...

Tuesday 04/July/2017 14:02 PM

Ban heavy fuel oil in the Arctic

Thirty-five years ago, as part of a global expedition, Charles Burton and I travelled across the Arctic Ocean via the North Pole, camping for three months...

Monday 03/July/2017 14:04 PM

The rebirth of the Trans-Pacific Partnership

When Donald Trump, in one of his first acts as president, announced that the United States would not participate in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP),...

Monday 03/July/2017 14:01 PM

One hundred years of indebtedness

Gabriel Garcia Márquez, the Nobel laureate novelist most famous for One Hundred Years of Solitude, was native to Colombia. Nonetheless, as a master of...

Monday 03/July/2017 13:59 PM

Colombia’s libraries of peace

In a world where the threat of large-scale war seems to increase by the day, peace treaties are rare and precious accomplishments. One of the most...

Monday 03/July/2017 13:54 PM

Trump and the truth about climate change

Under President Donald Trump’s leadership, the United States took another major step on June 1, when it withdrew from the Paris climate agreement. For...