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Fair Observer Quarterly is a chance for you to sit down, look back, breathe in and think about the month past. About 90 days is a suitably appropriate time to take stock of the world. We publish daily on our website and we select some of our best articles in our quarterly e-journal. We will give you context and multiple perspectives on issues that matter. We will inform and educate you. Fair Observer Quarterly does what we promise: make sense of the world.
In this edition, we shine the light on issues as diverse as the intensifying Saudi Arabia-Iran rivalry to materialism in South Korea. We also have articles on African immigration policies, Pakistani support for terrorism and Nicaragua’s potential destruction because of Chinese expansion.
This is an e-journal that can be read on smartphone, tablet and desktop in PDF format.
1) Are Saudi Arabia and Iran on a Collision Course? — Gary Grappo
2) Getting Out of Poland’s Remand Prison — Pawel Kumiszcze
3) Modi’s Start-Up India Shakes the Colonial State — Atul Singh and Manu Sharma
4) Turkey Has Enemies in a Dangerous Neighborhood — Nathaniel Handy
5) Africa Needs to Focus on Sound Immigration Policies — Anna Twum
6) The US Election Year Foreign Policy Spectacular — Landon Shroder
7) Can Scotland Become the Saudi Arabia of Renewables? — Eunsun Cho
8) Pakistani Support for Terrorism Risks Conflict With India — David J. Karl
9) Female Genital Cutting: An Unknown Global Concern — Mariya Taher
10) Somalia’s Path to Recovery is Not Just About Elections — Yusuf Hassan
11) Somalia’s Path to Recovery is Not Just About Elections — Yusuf Hassan
12) Does Religion Have a Place in the 21st Century? — Nagothu Naresh Kumar
13) Israel’s Challenge is Becoming An Active Actor in Middle East Politics — Josef Olmert
14) The Muslim Woman Who Fights Like a Man — Maria Khwaja Bazi
15) Interview With Former Porn Star Exposes India’s Misogyny — Tanvi Kusum
16) China’s Expansion Spells Nicaragua’s Destruction — Andrea Curulla
17) Maduro’s Time is Running Out in Venezuela — Arysbell Arismendi
18) What Happened to Yemen? — Fernando Carvajal
19) Is the Snooper’s Charter as Bad as You Think? — Gavin E.L. Hall
20) Money, Not Justice, Matters Most to South Koreans — Lee Il Woo
21) Republican Plan for Destroying ISIS — Richard White
22) In a Region of Division, Nowruz Brings Unity — Kourosh Ziabari