October 2023 Print Edition
Envoy October Print Edition 2023 (3) (1)
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Read MoreUNGA President Dennis Francis Visits Seton Hall University
On March 26, 2024, Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations hosted the President of the 78th General Assembly of the United Nations, Dennis Francis. He spoke to students, faculty, and alumni in a discussion on the role of the UN General Assembly in accomplishing the goals he set out for his administration as they aim to move toward peace, prosperity, and sustainability for all.
Read MoreTurkish Opposition Gets Victory in Local Elections
Local Turkish elections are unfolding and recent news shows that the future of the Justice and Development Party (AKP) and current President Tayyip Erdoğan is uncertain. According to Brookings, Erdoğan’s early vows for Türkiye were to bring forth democratic reform but after almost decades of leadership the government has devolved into being “authoritarian and dysfunctional.”
Read MoreArgentina and Colombia Seek to Mend Relationship After Presidents Butt Heads
The governments of Argentina and Colombia have found themselves working to restore a friendly relationship in the wake of a dispute that started in late March of this year. According to a March 31 joint statement from both countries, “The respective governments have taken concrete steps to overcome any differences and strengthen this relationship.”
Read MoreBeginning of Formula One’s 2024 Season Revs Up Controversy
he race to be the 74th Formula One (F1) world driver champion has commenced and the start of the new season has brought many controversies – principally, Red Bull Racing’s team principal being accused of inappropriate behavior, changing Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA) regulations, and Lewis Hamilton’s first title is at risk of being overturned.
Read MoreFOCUS on Global Ceasefire/Peacemaking Efforts: Russia/Ukraine
The Russo-Ukrainian War has been waging on for over 2 years with no end in sight, capitalized by the recent reelection of Russian President Vladimir Putin. While many scholars believe the Russian campaigns in Ukraine will only stop if Putin is ousted, increasing calls for ceasefire, both in the warring nations and from the international community have surfaced in recent months.
Read MoreStarbucks Boycott Raises Questions of Ethical Investing Practices
Starbucks has recently faced backlash due to its perceived stance and position on pressing social issues tied to the Israel-Gaza conflict. Protests at Starbucks locations can be traced back to the company’s lawsuit against Starbucks Workers United which seemingly began in opposition to the union’s public demonstration of solidarity with Palestine.
Read MorePolitical Rifts in the Philippines Amid the War on Drugs
On February 2, 2024, political coalitions between politicians Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and Rodrigo Duterte fell apart when former President of the Philippines Duterte accused current President Marcos Jr. of being a “drug addict” and their feud continues to divide the nation and halt government action within the country’s economy, social and political standings.
Read MoreMen’s Marathon World Record Holder Kelvin Kiptum Dies in a Car Crash
Kiptum, who was driving in his home country of Kenya, lost control of his Toyota Premio and veered off into a ditch at around 11 pm local time. Alongside Kiptum, his long-time Rwandan coach Gervais Hakizimana was killed at the scene of the crash. Another passenger was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.
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