What Happened To Afghanistan’s Female Academics?
The Oasis Reporters June 7, 2026 Shahira Shahir, Cardiff
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My Unsung Hero Of Science: William Adams, The Bombay Bureaucrat Whose Vision Of A Solar Future Was Dashed By Colonial Conservatism
The Oasis Reporters June 4, 2026 Sebastian Egholm Lund, University of
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Why The Caspian Sea Has Become So Important In Both The Ukraine And Iran Wars
The Oasis Reporters May 22, 2026 Basil Germond, Lancaster University The
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Europe’s Dilemma – To Use China’s Turbines To Meet Its Renewable Targets Or Not
The Oasis Reporters May 18, 2026 Chee Meng Tan, University of Nottingham
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What Iran’s Absence From The Venice Biennale Reveals About Art And Politics
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Katayoun Shahandeh, SOAS, University of London Just days
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‘No Fear Of Roaring Lions’: Iran Has A Long History Of Standing Firm Against Outside Aggressors
The Oasis Reporters May 11, 2026 Yannis Kontos/Sygma via Getty Images Amin Saikal, Australian
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Why Did Indian Lawmakers Vote Against Ensuring More Women In Parliament?
The Oasis Reporters May 5, 2026 Mandar Oak, Adelaide University and
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With A Shrinking Population, China Needs New Drivers Of Growth. Consumer Spending Has Yet To Fill The Gap
The Oasis Reporters May 4, 2026 Xiujian Peng, Victoria University and James Giesecke,
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Amid Rising Tensions, ‘Friendshoring’ Might Keep Global Trade Alive
The Oasis Reporters May 4, 2026 Blossom Stock Studio/Shutterstock Carlo Pietrobelli, United Nations University; Michele Delera, United Nations
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Is Oil King Again? China’s Surging Cleantech Exports Show The Opposite Is True
The Oasis Reporters April 28, 2026 Sammyvision/Getty Ray Wills, The University of Western Australia and Peter
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