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Small Mines Think Alike
Chile’s small mines are not safe for workers. Government policy must change
Articles: Politics & Economy
Stuck at Stalemate
Fiona Foulkes reports on the forgotten people of the Western Sahara and why they have been living in refugee camps for over thirty years
Canada’s Plight to Eliminate the Penny
Dropping Canada’s smallest unit of currency makes economic sense
Five Questions for Dambisa Moyo
A New York Times bestselling economist returns to her alma mater to discuss deficits and trade protectionism
In the Name of God
Clara Mead-Robson investigates the rising numbers of conservative Christians in Africa and the devastating effect this is having on attitudes towards homosexuality.
Boon, Bane and After
Joanna Kozlowska takes a look at the Indian crisis which transformed perceptions of microfinance worldwide. Is there a way forward?
China’s Missing Children and the Age of Social Media
Jane Huxley-Khng argues that Weibo, a social network, presents a unique approach in the fight to reunite trafficked children and parents in China.
Obama’s “Evolving” Views on Gay Marriage
On Wednesday afternoon, Obama issued a memorandum instructing the Justice Department to cease defending the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), the 1996 bill that prohibited the federal government from recognizing gay marriage.
What Future for Guatemala?
In the public consciousness, Guatemala remains a power on the very edge of the world stage, vaguely known to be dangerous but far from remarkably so. A minimal amount of delving beneath the surface dredges up an different, alarming picture. James Enoch investigates.