Remigration and the normalization of exclusion I have learned to pay close attention to language in politics. Not because words are harmless, but because they are powerful. Long before laws are passed or policies implemented, language quietly reshapes what feels normal, reasonable, and acceptable. That is why
East Africa lays bare the moral bankruptcy of the global climate regime.
When Equality Law Becomes Gender-Neutral I have followed the debate about making Norway’s Equality and Anti-Discrimination Act gender-neutral with a growing sense of concern. Each time the proposal is described as “modern” or “inclusive,” I find myself asking who is actually being included — and who quietly
Somalia Needs a New Political Reset Somalia does not lack explanations for its crisis. It lacks a decision to move beyond it. The country’s future will not be shaped by further diagnosis, but by whether it is willing to pursue a genuine political reset grounded in reform,