By: Jenna Davis Nigeria has long been the beacon of economic progress in the region and on the continent of Africa, boasting the largest GDP.…
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By: Patrick Condon The European Union has tasked itself with reducing the number of migrants, especially Africans, it sees at its borders. Rather than…
Leave a CommentBy: Fredrik Nilsson The vast, wooded expanses of the northernmost region of Sweden, Norrland, have traditionally been known for their timber, mining, and the pillar…
Leave a CommentBy: Kimberley Gray On any given day in Jamaica, one can step outside and feel the sun’s heat. Commenting on the sun and its heat…
Leave a CommentBy: Joline Rukab To maintain its seat at the head of the table, the United States must play its cards right to address growing global…
Leave a CommentBy: Student Contributor Earlier this year, Foreign Affairs published an article titled, “The World Needs More Nuclear Power: Why the World Bank Needs to Get…
Leave a CommentOn Thursday, April 27th, Former Yemeni Foreign Minister, Ambassador Khaled Al-Yemany, is speaking at Seton Hall University. Ambassador Al-Yemany served as Yemen’s Permanent Representative to…
Leave a CommentOn Wednesday, April 26th, Ph.D. Candidate Bhumika Mucchala will give a talk at Seton Hall University. Bhumika Mucchala is a doctoral student at The New…
Leave a Comment“You cannot solve the problems of the world with government action alone” was the call to action that Ambassador Christopher P. Lu had during his…
Leave a CommentThe University of Texas at Austin’s Intelligence Studies Project is seeking student papers for the 2023 Bobby R. Inman Award. To submit, students must have…
“Living Abundance Gratefully” is Joseph Cornelius Donnelly’s motto, which he works to embody daily as a global advocacy and accompaniment advisor for the greater good…
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