Colombian Peace Deal with Revolutionaries Depicts Wayward Progress
Joshua Corpuz Staff Writer The United Nations Mission in Colombia announced on January 11 that the Colombian peace deal will
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February 2017
Campus Spotlight: Diplomacy Junior Goes From SAB to MSF
By Andrea Berman Staff Writer Jenna Leis, a junior Diplomacy major, secured an internship with Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), the
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Tsai Courts Central America Against China’s Wishes
Santiago Losada Staff Writer Seeking to strengthen bilateral relations, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen set off on an official trip to
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Focus on Religious Persecution: Iran
By Daniel D’Amico Staff Writer On 25 September 2016, Mr. Farhang Amiri was murdered outside of his home in Yazd, Iran,
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Book Review: The Endless Quest for Israeli-Palestinian Peace by Robert Serry
By Gabrielle Hunt Staff Writer For Diplomacy students, the endless quest for peace between Israel and Palestine represents more than
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A Just Desert for Russia: U.S. Troops In Its Yard
By Adian Dion Staff Writer The United States sent nearly 4,000 soldiers and 58 Abram tanks into Poland last week,
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Venezuela’s Challenge Is Economic, Not Political
By Anthony Tokarz Staff Writer The tides of populism have swept across the Western world, and though pundits lament many
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Matthew Schaller Staff Writer With the supposed Russian hacking scandal continuing to make waves in the United States, a separate
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Seton Hall Students, Faculty Attend Women’s March in D.C.
Numerous Seton Hall students were among the hundreds of thousands that descended on Washington, D.C., for the Women’s March, a protest against the rhetoric and policy proposals of the 45th president of the United States, who had been inaugurated only a day before.
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