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By Project Syndicate - May 31,2019
By Gordon BrownLONDON — Continuous declines in international education aid are depriving half of all young people in the developing world, some 800 million children, of the education they will need to secure meaningful employment in the future.
By Project Syndicate - May 31,2019
By Jan Erik SaugestadOSLO — Following the abdication of Emperor Akihito, Japan announced that its new imperial era would be called “Reiwa” (“beautiful harmony”).
By Project Syndicate - May 27,2019
By Teresa Ish and Henrik ÖsterblomSTOCKHOLM — McDonald’s. Hilton. IKEA. Each of these corporate titans enjoys an enormous customer base.
By Project Syndicate - May 25,2019
By Ana Paula Aguiar, Odirilwe Selomane, and Pernilla Malmer STOCKHOLM — Earlier this month, a bleak global assessment of the shocking state of life on Earth made headlines worldwide.
By Project Syndicate - May 25,2019
By Maciej Kisilowski and Wojciech Przybylski  WARSAW — Criticising European Union institutions, and demanding that they be reformed, is a popular pastime.
By Project Syndicate - May 23,2019
By Mark Paul and Anthony UnderwoodSARASOTA — Climate change is the world’s most urgent problem, and in the United States, the left, at least, is taking it seriously.
By Project Syndicate - May 23,2019
By Maria Bucur and Kristen R. GhodseeHUNEDOARA, ROMANIA — “It was a horrible time,” recounts one Romanian gynaecologist, referring to the period between 1966 and 1990, when abortion and contraception were completely banned under the dictatorship of Nicolae Ceausescu.
By Project Syndicate - May 22,2019
By Alok Kshirsagar and Anu Madgavkar MUMBAI — India is taking a great digital leap.
By Project Syndicate - May 20,2019
By Silvia Merler, Simone Tagliapietra and Alessio TerziBRUSSELS — With just days to go before the European Parliament elections, this is a good time to reflect on why Europeans came together to form a political and economic union in the first place.
By Project Syndicate - May 20,2019
By Kavita N. Ramdas and James A. Goldston NEW YORK — The United Nations Security Council has adopted a resolution aimed at ending the use of sexual violence as a weapon during war. This is a laudable goal, which the United States has long supported.

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