July 1, 2026
Sudan War Crimes Accountability: UK, Egypt and Kenya
A new war crimes finding on Sudan's conflict lands differently in three countries: UK anger at arms sales, Egyptian grief for a neighbor, Kenyan resolve to prosecute.
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Facial Recognition Surveillance: UK, China and Australia
UK and Australian publics want notice and consent before facial recognition is used on them; China's debate now runs through new 2025 national rules.
Read more →June 30, 2026
Student Debt and University Costs: US, Germany and Japan
America drowns in $1.87 trillion of debt, Germany worries about rent not tuition, and Japan's families quietly give up on college.
Read more →June 30, 2026
Birthright Citizenship Rules: US, Mexico and Australia
After the US Supreme Court upheld birthright citizenship, local sources show three very different relationships with the idea that birth alone should make you a citizen.
Read more →June 29, 2026
Pakistan Strikes on Afghanistan: UK, Australia and Pakistan
All three local views returned anger — but aimed in entirely different directions: UK and Australian sources condemned civilian deaths, while Pakistani media focused on TTP terrorism as the source of the crisis.
Read more →June 29, 2026
Cryptocurrency Attitudes: Australia, Spain and Nigeria
Australia cautions, Spain distrusts, Nigeria adopts: local sources reveal three entirely different relationships with cryptocurrency and digital currencies.
Read more →June 28, 2026
Wildfire Preparedness: US, Australia and Canada Compared
How Americans, Australians, and Canadians talk about wildfire risk — California's trust gap, Australia's Black Summer reckoning, and Canada's 68% who believe but don't prepare.
Read more →June 28, 2026
Social Housing: UK, Singapore and Australia Compared
How the UK, Singapore, and Australia talk about state-provided housing — stigma in Britain, bureaucratic exclusion in Singapore, and a stock in freefall in Australia.
Read more →June 27, 2026
US Strikes on Iran: What Americans, Britons, and Saudis Actually Think
The nation that launched the strikes opposes them by a 2-to-1 margin. Britain fears another Iraq. Saudi Arabia worries about being caught in the crossfire. Three countries, one conflict — and three very different exposures to the risk.
Read more →June 27, 2026
Sexual Assault Statute of Limitations: France, UK and US
A BBC report on French survivors calling to abolish the statute of limitations on rape prompts a three-country comparison: France debates abolition, the UK already has no time limit but faces systemic barriers, and the US is reforming a chaotic state-by-state patchwork.
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