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Stanford campus responds to Cornell sexual assault case

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By Naomi Breuer
| The Stanford Daily Verified
Content warning: This article contains references to sexual violence. On Sept. 16, a Cornell University student known as Jane Doe filed a lawsuit against seven members of the Chi Phi fraternity who she is accusing of gang rape. What has followed is a surge of national attention on her case and questions around university accountability amid Title IX cases.
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The Case for a Visa Ban: Pathways to Denying Russian (Ex-)Combatants Entry to the EU

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By Tetiana Fedosiuk, Naomi Breuer, Teona Giuashvili
| Icds
Marko Mumm/AFP/ScanpixA policeman stands next to 'dragon's teeth' fortifications, pyramidal anti-tank obstacles, at the Estonian-Russian border in the Narva crossing on 15 December 2024. Up to 1.5 mn Russians have taken part in Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine since 2022.
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Russia’s Parliamentary “Election”: In Pursuit of Pre-emptive Stability

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By Igor Gretskiy, Toomas Hanso, Naomi Breuer
| Icds
The Kremlin once again used an electoral event to demonstrate the stability of its political system; the Yabloko party was removed from the ballot to preclude even the hypothetical institutionalisation of discontent; and the Russian opposition in exile revealed its own helplessness. Authoritarian regimes need elections to publicly affirm the legitimacy of their rule.
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