The Supreme Court Has Curbed Trump’s Ability To Bully His Allies. But Tariffs Were Never Going To End The US Trade Deficit
The Oasis Reporters February 27, 2026 Renaud Foucart, Lancaster University New US tariffs set at
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Too Little, Too Concentrated: Why AI Start-up Funding In Africa Needs Rethinking
The Oasis Reporters February 25, 2026 Claire Zanuso, Agence Française de Développement (AFD) One
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NZ Is Slowly Slipping On The Global Corruption Index. Is It Time For An Anti-corruption Agency?
The Oasis Reporters February 25, 2026 Oliver Strewe/Getty Images Matevz (Matt) Raskovic, Auckland University of Technology
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The Greatest Risk Of AI In Higher Education Isn’t Cheating – It’s The Erosion Of Learning Itself
The Oasis Reporters February 25, 2026 Will AI hollow out the pipeline of students, researchers
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Student Cheating Dominates Talk Of Generative AI In Higher Ed, But Universities And Tech Companies Face Ethical Issues Too
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 A wider look at ethical questions around generative
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Australians See AI As Leading Threat To People And Businesses: Survey
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 Michelle Grattan, University of Canberra Threats relating to
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Nigeria, Greatness And The Missing Link II
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 By Prof. M. K. Othman The picture of Nigeria and
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Violent Aftermath Of Mexico’s ‘El Mencho’ Killing Follows Pattern Of Other High-profile Cartel hits
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 A soldier stands guard by a charred vehicle in Michoacán
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Mexico’s Cartels Use Violence Against Women As A Means Of Social Control
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 Adriana Marin, Coventry University Mexico’s drug cartels are
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Mexico May Pay A Steep Price For The Killing Of Jalisco Cartel Leader El Mencho
The Oasis Reporters February 24, 2026 Raul Zepeda Gil, King’s College London The leader
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