Guns in the United States: How bad is it?
I grew up in Europe and study at university in the United States. I ask myself: Just how serious is the U.S. gun problem compared to other countries?
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Immigration and the challenge of identity
Immigration is a fact of life in our globalized world. But how can newcomers maintain their cultural identities in an era of Trump and Brexit?
Read moreTrump and the climate deal — punch and counter-punch
U.S. President Trump said he was pulling the U.S. from the Paris climate deal to save U.S. jobs. But does he really want to rewrite the global order?
Read moreWill Donald Trump smother free trade?
Donald Trump has denounced free trade. But protectionism will not solve America’s manufacturing problems and could contribute to the breakup of the EU.
Read moreFake News: Be selective and responsible
Fake news is not going to go away. We need to be selective and responsible. And support news organizations that are credible, professional and trust-worthy.
Read moreTrump wants to loosen U.S. bank regulations. But how?
U.S. President Donald Trump wants to roll back U.S. bank regulations. But will he draw a lesson from his failure to clinch health care reform?
Read moreWill U.S. smother global trade and undermine the dollar?
Under Donald Trump, the U.S. is mounting an assault on free trade that could undermine the system that has underpinned global prosperity for decades.
Read moreTrump’s America: More guns, less diplomacy?
Donald Trump is calling for the “greatest military buildup in American history,” to be financed in part by cuts in funding for foreign aid. In a nutshell: more guns, less diplomacy.
Read moreStudents at King’s College London tackle big issues
Students at King’s College London are writing a series of articles for News-Decoder on politics and public policy, the latest example of our engagement with young adults around the world on critical issues.
Read moreIt’s time to burst your media bubble
Increasingly we are living in media silos that divide us from large numbers of fellow citizens. Here are some tricks for bursting your media bubble.
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