Khartoum Before The War: The Public Spaces That Held The City Together
The Oasis Reporters June 13, 2025 Ibrahim Z. Bahreldin, University of Khartoum What makes
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Worsening Security Challenges In North Central Nigeria: A Governor In Denial Over The Bloodshed And Betrayal In The Region
The Oasis Reporters June 9, 2025
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Was The Boulder Attack Terrorism Or A Hate Crime? 2 Experts Unpack The Complexities
The Oasis Reporters June 7, 2025 A woman places flowers outside the Boulder, Colo., courthouse after an attack
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Trump’s Justifications For The Latest Travel Ban Aren’t Supported By The Data On Immigration And Terrorism
The Oasis Reporters June 7, 2025 Taliban fighters guard the former U.S. Embassy in Kabul,
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Airbnb Scams: New Book Explores Thriving Criminal Activity On Big Tech Platforms
The Oasis Reporters June 5, 2025 Julie Reid, University of South Africa Big
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How Ecuador Went From Being Latin America’s Model Of Stability To A Nation In Crisis
The Oasis Reporters June 4, 2025 Ecuador looks set to entrust its anti-gang fight
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Peace Has Long Been Elusive In Rural Colombia – Black Women’s Community Groups Try To Bring It closer each day
The Oasis Reporters June 4, 2025 Local activists known as ‘comisionadas’ pose with women from Tanguí, Chocó,
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Ukraine War: Drones Are Transforming The Conflict, Bringing Russia On To The Frontline
The Oasis Reporters June 4, 2025 Stefan Wolff, University of Birmingham and David Hastings
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Even If Putin And Zelenskyy Do Go Face-to-face, Don’t Expect Wonders − Their One Meeting In 2019 Ended In Failure
The Oasis Reporters June 4, 2025 Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President
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Kyiv’s Allies Have Lifted Restrictions On Ukraine Attacking Targets Inside Russia – Here’s What That Means For The War
The Oasis Reporters June 3, 2025 Matthew Powell, University of Portsmouth The frontlines in
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