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“Cockroach Nuh Business Inna Fowl Fight”: How Jamaican Creole Became a Marker of Class Division
“Madam speaka, mi git up dis afta noon fi mek mi fuss sectoral speech, pan me portfolio.”
(Madam Speaker, I got up this afternoon to make my first sectoral speech on my portfolio.)
Nekeisha Burchell, Member of Parliament for St. James...
Lost Island of Peace: The War on Drugs in Ecuador
How does a country once considered an “island of peace” become one of the most insecure nations in Latin America? Over the past decade, Ecuador has undergone one of the region’s most dramatic security transformations. Once viewed as a relat...
How the Animation Coco Revealed African Fragmentation in the Face of Xenophobia
Often, continental celebrations can mask deeper wounds. In 2010, South Africa stood tall as the first African host of the FIFA World Cup. It was supposed to be the moment Thabo Mbeki envisioned: “when Africa stood tall and resolutely turned...
The "What's In It for Me?" Problem: Why Multilateralism Keeps Failing
In August 2025, the UN General Assembly postponed substantive negotiations on Security Council reform for the 17th consecutive time, prompting the G4 nations — India, Brazil, Germany and Japan — to warn that the repeated delay was eroding g...
Politics in the Age of Virality: Has British Politics Become Entertainment?
Somewhere between a dance trend and a cooking hack, you scroll past a fifteen-second clip of Boris Johnson stuck on a zipwire, waving two Union Jack flags, grinning like a kid who fell off a swing. You laugh, maybe you share it, and you mov...
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The Youth Diplomacy Network is a youth-led platform dedicated to global politics and diplomacy. We aim to empower young leaders to engage in international relations and express their voices on topics such as social issues and global affairs.
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