Global Webinar: Transatlantic Perspectives on Nationalism
Nationalist political movements have been on the rise in Western countries in recent years, with vast consequences for local, national and global...
Read MoreNationalist political movements have been on the rise in Western countries in recent years, with vast consequences for local, national and global...
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When the Cold War ended, many thought international relations had entered a new era. Now, resurgent nationalism is fanning old animosities. Indian...
Read MoreThis is the second of two articles on the rise of nationalism in Europe. Giulia Morpurgo wrote the first article last week. By Clara Piacenza...
Read MoreThis is the first of two stories on the rise of nationalism in Europe. By Giulia Morpurgo Europe’s debt and refugee crises have exposed fault...
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The terror attacks on Paris have prompted the media and nationalist movements to promote fear. To succumb to fear is to play into the hands of the...
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Nothing is more divisive in India than religion, even though its constitution gives all citizens the right to choose and practice their faith....
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In parts of Eastern Europe there is little separation between church and state. But what happens when the church becomes an instrument of a...
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As News Decoder celebrates its 10th birthday, the need for young people to appreciate different perspectives and be globally aware is more pressing...
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In 2024 News Decoder took you to more than 60 countries to show that what happens in in one place can have global resonance. Come explore with us....
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We asked two correspondents based in France why the high-stakes national election matters. Here’s what they said. From the left, French...
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Elections jolted the ambitions of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling party. But they may have breathed fresh life into India’s flagging...
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We asked our reporters in five countries to talk to young people about the European elections. They know their voice matters. A European ballot box...
Read MoreWe asked our reporters in five countries to talk to young people about the European elections. The ensuing Wh-Y Vote? series sheds light on how young people across the European Union feel about voting in European elections. What influence do they believe the EU has on their lives? What are the issues driving them to or from polling stations? Why are young people voting or not voting?
Exercise: Students read the article and give feedback on the main issues described in each country. Then, choose to focus on one of the five countries mentioned. Use the links below the article to read the full piece on youth voting in your chosen country. In groups, summarize the main issues that were highlighted and discuss them. Now, together in your country groups, make a campaign poster mobilizing young people to vote in the European elections. Use the articles to help focus the campaign, and visit official EU websites to find more information on why young people should vote.
Equestrian, artist and writer Li Keira Yin is finding her footing in Boston after graduating from News Decoder partner school The Thacher School....
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Orthodox Christians find themselves in a tug of war in Ukraine. When you celebrate Christmas is political and the language of prayer belies national...
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A Chinese citizen studying in the U.S., Li Keira Yin wins this month’s Student in the Spotlight award for her contributions to News...
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On a trip to Greenland, we camped on an ice cap, saw towering icebergs and witnessed the effects of climate change on the world’s biggest...
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Trump’s administration launched a sea change in U.S.-China relations. Is Joe Biden raising the stakes in taking tough action against China?...
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They’ve worked with News Decoder for a year. Now students at a school in Romania have launched a magazine — a first in their city. The cover...
Read MoreIoan Pristavu and Octavian-Anton Ghisa, students at Transylvania College in Romania, launched a school magazine that offers a platform for fellow students to examine meaty issues ranging from the impact of COVID-19 on stock markets to racism in the UK’s royal family. Their initiative illustrates the impact that News Decoder seeks to have on students at our partner schools, who work with our experienced correspondents on the world’s most pressing issues.
Exercise: Ask your students to list issues they would want to explore in a school magazine and how they would report on them.
COVID-19 vaccination programs are moving slowly in poor nations, threatening the world’s health and raising risks for rich countries’...
Read MoreAs nations struggle with the terrible health and economic consequences of COVID-19, the rush is on to roll out vaccines to as many people as possible. Leaders of developed economies might be excused for protecting their citizens above all — if it didn’t mean leaving out masses of people in the Global South. Jeremy Solomons taps official data and experts to spell out the dangers for both poor and rich nations alike if steps are not taken to ensure vaccines reach the four corners of the world. Ask students how they would ensure the equitable distribution of COVID-19 vaccines — and whether they would be willing to help pay for it.
She has written two articles and is organizing a webinar on nationalism. Student Ambassador Christina MacCorkle is now Decoder in the Spotlight....
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