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    A Nobel Peace Prize’s universal aim

    by the Monitor's Editorial Board Oct 07, 2022 1 minute

    This year’s Nobel Peace Prize went to two civil society groups and one democracy activist, all of them champions of what the Nobel committee calls “fundamental rights.” Yet the prize’s more telling message may lie in

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