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The Global Retreat: How the Attack on Internationalism Is Reshaping Our Future
The Global Retreat: How the Attack on Internationalism Is Reshaping Our Future

In an era where global challenges increasingly demand collective action, internationalism, which was once a guiding principle of diplomacy, cooperation, and mutual respect, is facing significant backlash. The post World War II ideal that nations could and should work together toward common goals is being undermined by a surge of nationalism, protectionism, and geopolitical fragmentation. From trade wars and border walls to weakened multilateral institutions and ideological polarization, the current attack on internationalism threatens to reshape the world order in profound and lasting ways.

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Articles, zIssue 57.4Angelina DeSalvoglobal, international, awareness, nationalism, internationalism, inequality, economy, cultureComment
What does the future look like for Afghan women?
What does the future look like for Afghan women?

Under the new Taliban rule, Afghan women now face a harsh new reality which may erase two decades of hard work seemingly overnight. To truly understand the extent of this issue, we need to be educated on their progress and the people who are threatening it.

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Editor's Pick, Articles, zIssue 35Saanvi Sethiafghanistan, women, Women's rights, international aid, taliban, hope, activism, girls, safety, kabul, takeover, abandonment, fighting, violence, fear, mujahadeen, burqa, rights, equalrights, peacedeal, Joe Biden, Trump administration, Donald Trump, Nancy Pelosi, Miller, negotiations, danger, criticism, inequality, progression, history, world issues, world, Humanitarian, human rightsComment