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Taiwan’s small farmers face land speculators and legal hurdles
The second in a two-part series examining farmlands in transition.
In South Korea, trash balloons prompt a debate over free speech
Why some have turned against defector activists.
A worryingly warm Arctic welcome
In Norway, a historic summer heat wave signifies a trend with global consequences.
Forcing a ‘Russian law,’ Georgia’s government is complicating EU prospects
A year after major street protests forced the ruling party to back down over ‘foreign agents’ legislation, it’s bent on success this time, Tbilisi-based ICWA fellow Aron Ouzilevski says.
Earthquake response burnishes Taiwan’s international reputation
ICWA fellow Edric Huang witnessed the largest quake to hit the island in 25 years.
EU reforms asylum system but core problems remain
ICWA fellows on the push factors driving migrants to Europe and voter support for stricter control.
Advancing understanding of global cultures and affairs
The Institute of Current World Affairs has sent outstanding young professionals abroad to acquire deep understanding of international societies for over 99 years. They have become some of America's leading experts on global cultures and affairs.
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