Recent Hungarian Election Undo 16 Years of EU-Hungary Tensions
Max Merchiori Staff Writer Polls closed April 12th for the recent Hungarian elections, with the Tisza party led by Pater
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Pope Calls for Peace as Global Conflicts Shape Holy Days
Is Lucero Staff Writer Pope Leo XIV’s call for peace cannot come sooner as this year celebrants of various
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How the Iran War is Driving up Fertilizer Costs and Food prices Worldwide
Elanathan Kassa Staff Writer The war in Iran is expected to have devastating effects on food prices, due to
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Artemis II Marks First Lunar Trip in New Space Age
Daniela Reyes Staff Writer Since 1972, the United States has not come across the moon until Artemis II. The lunar
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Do Economic Costs Matter in Great Power Politics?
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer Historically, great power wars have influenced and reshaped the global economy through energy markets, geopolitical
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Revoking the Endangerment Finding: A Dangerous Climate Gamble
Erin Araneta Staff Writer Record-shattering heat waves, flooded towns, and winter storms packing unprecedented fury have characterized climate change’s recent
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Hungary Accused of Leaking EU Discussions to Russia
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer Earlier this week, the European Union was shaken by one of its own members, Hungary,
Read MoreArrest Warrant Issued for Venezuela Opposition Candidate
Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, issued an arrest warrant for opposition figure Edmundo González following the controversial July 28 presidential election.
Read MoreFOCUS on Public Diplomacy Conflicts – Canada and India
In October 2023, India asked Canada to withdraw all but 21 of the diplomatic representatives they had located in India. To enforce this withdrawal and reduction of staff, India threatened to remove the immunity rights of all but the 21 specified Canadian Diplomats located in India by October 20, 2023.
Read MoreFOCUS on Public Diplomacy Conflicts – Mexico and Ecuador
Tensions between Mexico and Ecuador escalated on April 5, when Ecuadorian police invaded the Mexican Embassy in Quito. Jorge Glas, the former Ecuadorian Vice President, was arrested while taking refuge in the embassy after being convicted on accounts of corruption and bribery, leading to the diplomatic ties between the two countries being suspended.
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