Rocket to Nowhere: U.S. and North Korea’s Strained Relations
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson stated “all options are on the table” when it comes to engaging North Korea.
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Author: Gabrielle Goldworm
No Sanctuary; The Syrian Refugee Crisis and What It Means For Turkey
Gabrielle Goldworm Staff Writer After years of worsening conflict in the Syrian Civil War, Turkey now holds the largest population
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28 Children Dead, 43 Kidnapped By South Sudanese Gunmen in Ethiopia
The conflict-fraught Gambela province in Ethiopia has once again come under attack by South Sudanese gunmen, who killed 28 people and captured 28 children over the course of two days.
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Haiti Swears In New President
President Jovenel Moise was sworn in as Haiti’s 58th president on February 7, inheriting a government that has been without a leader since early 2016.
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North Korean Nationals Linked in Assassination of Kim Jong Nam
Kim Jong Nam, the half-brother of North Korean Dictator Kim Jong Un, was killed in broad daylight in Malaysia’s Kuala Lumpur National Airport
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Obama’s Ambassadors Leave Posts After Trump Denies Extensions
By Gabrielle Goldworm Staff Writer President Donald Trump has once again broken precedent, with his transition team issuing a blanket
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Protests in South Korea Call for President Park’s Resignation
November 19 marked the fourth week of the protest in South Korea’s capital city of Seoul, where hundreds of thousands of South Korean citizens took to the streets calling for President Park Geun-hye’s resignation.
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Pizza War Reveals Much About Turkish-Armenian Relations
Flatbread has become the latest subject of conflict between Turkey and Armenia.
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Syrian Rebels Capture Dabiq From ISIS; Symbolic Loss For IS Forces
While U.S. and Russian lead airstrikes alike continue to target major ISIS strongholds in Syria and Iraq, a significant blow against the militants has been struck.
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Attack on Kashmir Security Forces Kills 17 Soldiers
The conflict between India and Pakistan is deeply tied to Kashmir, and the attack on September 18 was the deadliest on Kashmir security forces in decades.
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