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Global Pharmaceutical Inequality: Profits or Lives?

by Naru Kanai | 14 October 2021 | Economics/poverty, Health/medicine, News View, Technology, World

As COVID-19 has spread around the world, the...

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The Hidden Problems of Global IT Service Outsourcing

The Hidden Problems of Global IT Service Outsourcing

by Minami Ono | 7 October 2021 | Economics/poverty, Global View, Technology, World

With globalization, businesses have become able...

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Latin America: Environmental Defenders Under Threat

Latin America: Environmental Defenders Under Threat

by カトウヒカル Hikaru Kato | 30 September 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Economics/poverty, Environment, Global View, North and Central America, South America

Now, around the world, killings of people...

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Media coverage of Southeast Asia: Does it reflect its importance?

Media coverage of Southeast Asia: Does it reflect its importance?

by Mayuko Hanafusa | 23 September 2021 | Asia, Economics/poverty, Journalism/speech, News View

At GNV, we have analyzed disparities in...

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Malaria: Will the Progress Achieved in Africa Be Lost?

Malaria: Will the Progress Achieved in Africa Be Lost?

by Mei Hatanaka | 16 September 2021 | Environment, Global View, Health/medicine, Sub-Saharan Africa

In sub-Saharan Africa today, there are several...

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Chad: Moving Toward Stability and Development?

Chad: Moving Toward Stability and Development?

by Rioka Tateishi | 9 September 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Conflict/military, Global View, Middle East/North Africa, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

On April 20, 2021, it was reported that Chad’s...

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The Front Lines of Press Freedom: Technology and Law

The Front Lines of Press Freedom: Technology and Law

by Yumi Ariyoshi | 2 September 2021 | Journalism/speech, Law/human rights, News View, Technology

Emails, chats, call histories, notes,...

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What Is Debt Slavery? The Harsh Reality in Pakistan

What Is Debt Slavery? The Harsh Reality in Pakistan

by Aoi Yagi | 26 August 2021 | Asia, Economics/poverty, Global View, Law/human rights

In Pakistan’s capital Islamabad, the High Court...

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The Super Rich: Questioning Their Very Existence

The Super Rich: Questioning Their Very Existence

by Nao Morimoto | 19 August 2021 | Economics/poverty, Environment, From the archives, Global View, World

In 2021/6, the U.S. news organization ProPublica...

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International Media Coverage of Discrimination Against Women

International Media Coverage of Discrimination Against Women

by Maika Ito | 12 August 2021 | Gender/sex, Journalism/speech, News View, World

In 2021 June, Turkey withdrew from the Istanbul...

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Moldova: Can It Escape Being Caught Between Its Neighbors?

Moldova: Can It Escape Being Caught Between Its Neighbors?

by ハセガワマナミ Manami Hasegawa | 5 August 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Coexistence/migration, Conflict/military, Europe, Global View, Politics

In April 2021, Russia, which deploys troops in...

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Madagascar: Mounting Challenges

Madagascar: Mounting Challenges

by Maika Kajigaya | 29 July 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Economics/poverty, Environment, From the archives, Global View, Law/human rights, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

In May 2021, it became clear that about 1.14...

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Was the Second Arab Spring in North Africa covered?

Was the Second Arab Spring in North Africa covered?

by Takumi Kuriyama | 22 July 2021 | Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Politics

From 2018 to 2019, countries that had once...

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Does East Timor’s future lie on the ocean floor?

Does East Timor’s future lie on the ocean floor?

by Yosuke Asada | 15 July 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Asia, Economics/poverty, Global View

In May 2021, natural gas production at the...

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The Maldives: The Politics of Paradise

The Maldives: The Politics of Paradise

by Darren Mangado | 8 July 2021 | Asia, Economics/poverty, Environment, Global View, Politics

On the night of 2021-5-6, during Ramadan (the...

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Why the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Draws So Much Attention

Why the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Draws So Much Attention

by Akane Kusaba | 1 July 2021 | Conflict/military, Journalism/speech, Middle East/North Africa, News View, Politics

On May 10, 2021, clashes between Israel and...

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Where Is Turbulent Bolivia Headed?

Where Is Turbulent Bolivia Headed?

by Seiya Iwata | 24 June 2021 | Coexistence/migration, Economics/poverty, Global View, Politics, South America

In March 2021, Bolivia’s former president...

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Natural Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean: New Aspects of an Old Problem

Natural Gas in the Eastern Mediterranean: New Aspects of an Old Problem

by Yosif Ayanski | 17 June 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Europe, Global View

In mid-August 2020, Turkish and Greek warships...

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The Current State of International Media Coverage That Doesn’t Benefit Japan

The Current State of International Media Coverage That Doesn’t Benefit Japan

by Virgil Hawkins | 10 June 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Economics/poverty, Environment, Journalism/speech, News View, World

Japan is losing out. News media are...

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Immigrants Make Up the Majority: What’s the Reality in the Gulf States?

Immigrants Make Up the Majority: What’s the Reality in the Gulf States?

by Naru Kanai | 3 June 2021 | Coexistence/migration, Economics/poverty, Education, Global View, Law/human rights, Middle East/North Africa

In May 2021, a Kenyan man working in Qatar as a...

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Pacific Nations in Crisis?

Pacific Nations in Crisis?

by Koki Morita | 27 May 2021 | Asia, Environment, Global View, Oceania, Politics, World

In February 2021, 5 member states of the Pacific...

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A Festival of Peace? The Olympics’ True Nature and Media Coverage

A Festival of Peace? The Olympics’ True Nature and Media Coverage

by Kyoka Maeda | 20 May 2021 | Conflict/military, Journalism/speech, News View, World

“The festival of peace”—as the Olympics...

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The E-Waste Problem

The E-Waste Problem

by Minami Ono | 13 May 2021 | Economics/poverty, Environment, Global View, Technology, World

Precious metals feared to be depleted in the...

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The Dominican Republic: Domestic Realities as Seen Through International Developments

The Dominican Republic: Domestic Realities as Seen Through International Developments

by ヤマガタユキ Yuki Yamagata | 6 May 2021 | Coexistence/migration, Economics/poverty, Global View, North and Central America

An announcement made on the Caribbean island of...

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Somalia: Toward Stability

Somalia: Toward Stability

by Hisahiro Furukawa | 29 April 2021 | Conflict/military, Global View, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

Somalia is a country in East Africa, in the...

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Three Important Lessons from the Past Year of COVID-19 I Want to Share as a Climatologist

Three Important Lessons from the Past Year of COVID-19 I Want to Share as a Climatologist

by Piers Forster | 24 April 2021 | Environment, Global View, Journalism/speech, World

《A The Conversation translated article (Note 1)》...

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Climate Change Closing In on Humanity: How Should the Media Cover It?

Climate Change Closing In on Humanity: How Should the Media Cover It?

by Mayuko Hanafusa | 22 April 2021 | Environment, Journalism/speech, News View, World

In 2/2021, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres...

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Is climate change linked to increased conflict? Africa: Central Sahel

Is climate change linked to increased conflict? Africa: Central Sahel

by Anna N. | 15 April 2021 | Conflict/military, Environment, Global View, Journalism/speech, Law/human rights, Politics, Sub-Saharan Africa

Since the Industrial Revolution, Earth’s...

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The Challenges Facing Global Agriculture and International News Coverage

The Challenges Facing Global Agriculture and International News Coverage

by Akane Kusaba | 8 April 2021 | Agriculture/resources, Environment, Journalism/speech, Law/human rights, News View, World

Since September 2020, protests including road...

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Sri Lanka and Press Freedom

Sri Lanka and Press Freedom

by Yumi Ariyoshi | 1 April 2021 | Asia, Conflict/military, Global View, Journalism/speech

"The campaign of fear is intensifying." This is...

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