The Time Has Come: The U.S. and the Global Community to Stand Up for the Stateless Rohingya
By Michael Curtin In no uncertain terms, the United Nations states the following: “All individuals, in particular, vulnerable people, are
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Opinion
To End Yemeni Starvation, Stop Saudi Arabia
By Maliheh Bitaraf The Case Against the Yemen Intervention The case for US Support of the Saudi intervention in Yemen rests
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The Rapid Evolution of European Extreme Right Politics: What to Look For in the Remainder of 2018
By Meagan Torello Europe’s political right slowly crept up to prominence without the world truly taking notice until the United
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Refugee Crisis or Opportunity? Germany vs Hungary
By Morgan McMichen Europe is experiencing the worst refugee crisis in seven decades, and host countries are scrambling to come
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Diplomacy Brief: Tariffs and Trade Wars
The past two weeks have been muddled in updates, speculations, and fears surrounding President Trump’s trade policy. Issues surrounding trade
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Diplomacy Brief: Direct Talks between US and North Korea?
Talks between the U.S. and North Korea? On Tuesday, March 6th, after meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un, senior
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Diplomacy Brief: A New Phase in Syria
A New Phase in Syria On February 7th near the Syrian City of Deir al-Zour, US Airpower struck a group
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights at 70
By Patricia Zanini Graca Seventy years ago, on December 10, 1948, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Eleanor
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Diplomacy Brief: Groko and the Future of the Left
Groko and the Future of the Left The Future of Social Democracy is being decided in Germany, or so said
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Refoulement: The Case of Nigeria and Cameroon
By Chiazam Onyenso Political strife continues to brew as a result of the ongoing separatist revolt in Cameroon. The unrest
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