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2026 Article Writing Competition Winners
✒️This article was part of the 2026 Article Writing Competition and was selected as the Best Written Article. Find out more here. In 2024, the world watched in horror as the trial of Gisèle Pelicot revealed a decade of systematic abuse orchestrated by her husband. Two years later, Germany is
2026 Article Writing Competition Winners
✒️This article was part of the 2026 Article Writing Competition and won the People's Choice Award. Find out more here. At one point in Louis Theroux’s recent Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere, influencer Justin Waller stands on a rooftop overlooking Miami and declares that “men build, invent,
TCRAWC
✒️This article was part of the 2026 Article Writing Competition. Find out more here. The U.S. Captures Nicolás Maduro (New York Times, 2026). Famine imminent in northern Gaza, says UN-backed report (Reuters, 2026). Hezbollah's leader killed... Is wider war now inevitable? (BBC News, 2026). Within the
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✒️This article was part of the 2026 Article Writing Competition. Find out more here. In an interconnected world, international law presents itself as a system, designed to uphold justice beyond borders. It regulates war, protects human rights, and holds actors accountable. Yet, its authority is often questioned, particularly when some
2026 Article Writing Competition Winners
✒️This article was part of the 2026 Article Writing Competition and was selected as the Most Creative Article. Find out more here. Before sunrise in the sugarcane fields of Maharashtra, thousands of women bend, tie, and haul the crop that sweetens millions of lives. Among them are Archara Ashok Chaure,
Economics
Will people work more if they earn more, and by how much? This is a central question in business, fiscal policy and economic theory. On the individual level, it seems to vary. On the macroscopic level, it divides us politically when contradictory answers gets deducted from various political assumptions and
Opinion
Introduction: Education as a tool for colonialism. In March 2025, the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner of Human Rights reported the “ratcheted up settlement of the occupied West Bank, including East Jerusalem”. It has been difficult to argue for another lens to view the circumstance ever since. Colonialism