Brazil’s Trump: What the New President Means for the Environment
by Meagan Torello In late October of this year, contentious and polarizing Jair Bolsonaro was elected Brazil’s newest president. Bolsonaro
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Human Rights
Will Saudi Arabia Get Away with Murder?
by Juan Carlos Garcia The assassination of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi citizen, U.S. permanent resident, and a journalist for the
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Why the UN Needs to Double its Efforts on LGBTQI Rights
by Sushant Naidu In December 2016, Earle Courtenay Rattray, the Jamaican Ambassador to the UN, mentioned that he would receive
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The UN Isn’t Failing
by Michael Galloway Claims that the United Nations is failing are short-sighted and misunderstand both its purpose and its methods
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What is Killing Indian Women?
Photo courtesy of Jignesh Mistry by Pallavi Shahi Pushpalatha, a 24-year-old Chennai resident, on October 1 joined numerous other Indian
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There is a Life after the Presidency, Your Excellency: The Case of African Leaders
by Erick Agbleke Africa’s oldest state, Ghana, at only 61 years old fought hard for its independence and laid the
Read MoreSpecial Interview with Syrian Activist Rajaa Altalli
Interview conducted by Meagan Torello On 28 September 2018, Ms. Rajaa Altalli met with the Journal of Diplomacy to discuss
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Leaving No One Behind: A Partnership between the United Nations and Faith-Based Organizations
By Roger Alfani In 1994, authors of the book edited by Douglas Johnson and Cynthia Sampson, Religion, the Missing Dimension
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Chinese Society has a Role in Combating and Perpetuating Repression
As Human Rights Watch released its report on Beijing’s repression of Uyghurs and other minorities on Monday, it is important to
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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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