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Socialism and education in the US: what it will take for everyone to be able to afford school
The US education system is radically unfair and Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are sparking a conversation about alternatives
I didn't vote for Hillary Clinton in 2016 but I support Elizabeth Warren in 2020
The Democratic Party candidate has my vote because she is someone I admire – not because she is a woman
Weinstein's trial: the idea of justice and the trouble with being too "woke"
The global reckoning on the abuse of power is extraordinary but without proof, allegations can have damaging consequences
Lessons from war zones: what Syria, Bosnia and Chechnya had in common
All wars are characterised by crimes of unimaginable horror but despite templates that overlap, no two conflicts are the same
Despite her Syria gaffe, Elizabeth Warren deserves a shot at the US presidency
The American people should focus on this Democratic Party candidate's integrity and genuine desire to bring change
As the Syrian Civil War drags on, the world must not turn its back on it
With world leaders distracted by events in Europe and the US, there is every chance the conflict will continue to rage unnoticed
Cokie Roberts and the women who paved the way for the rest of us
From Martha Gellhorn and Virginia Cowles to the women who reported on the Arab uprisings, we can take lessons from their mentorship and bravado
Mugabe's death is a reminder of the little voices shouting loudest for change
The lessons of non-violent action are relevant to us all, wherever we are in the world
G7 is a great opportunity for Macron to model himself as the new leader of Europe
To his detractors, the French president is arrogant but he has the intelligence and wisdom to unite a fractured continent
Forty-five years on from Nixon, America needs to heal once again
Nixon’s resignation 45 years ago was followed by greater accountability. We need a new reckoning, writes Janine di Giovanni
The people of Gaza are trapped, waiting for change
Caught between the blockade and the territory's own leadership, ordinary people are forced to live lives of poverty and stasis
Reviving America's busing debate does little to address today's political crises
Democrat presidential hopeful Kamala Harris has attacked rival Joe Biden’s record on race by resurrecting a contentious policy from almost half a century ago
The historic triumphs of diplomacy still have lessons to teach the world's leaders
From Westphalia to Camp David, skilled mediators have ended wars and fostered new, peaceful relationships
While the Syrian regime targets hospitals, heroic doctors battle to save lives
Bashar Al Assad's medical background makes the campaign of airstrikes on emergency facilities all the more unfathomable and horrific
Can an outsider get to the heart of a story as well as someone personally affected?
The dilemma foreign correspondents face is whether they can tell the truth as well as those who understand the lie of the land
