The U.S. is now playing catch-up in the game of who is morally and militarily superior, and if it waits too much longer before it lays out its cards, the U.S. may find itself on the losing side when history repeats itself.
Read MoreWhile some argue that Semester at Sea doesn’t allow you to truly live in a culture, I must respond that learning a little about many countries is more valuable than experiencing only one place.
Read MoreThe New York Times poses that the coup was motivated by the threat of disbanding the Regiment of Presidential Security in response to negative public opinion.
Read MoreBy Isla Lamont Staff Writer They say you aren’t supposed to talk politics in polite company. They also say not
Read MoreOn September 22, His Holiness Pope Francis paid his first visit to the United States, where he spread his message concerning climate change and social issues with world leaders at the United Nations General Assembly. The Pope spent two days in Washington, D.C., where he delivered a canonization mass, addressed a joint meeting of Congress, and shared a meal with the local homeless.
Read MoreHuman rights groups have strongly condemned Israel for its harsh immigration policy towards African asylum-seekers, citing hypocrisy between their immigration bans to non-Jews and the open, streamlined process of immigration of European Jews.
Read MoreBy Thomas Ashe Staff Writer On September 8, Foreign Affairs held a debate between academic scholars and practitioners in the
Read MoreDULCE typically meets on the last Friday of each month, unless otherwise specified. All students who are interested in attending the forum and sharing ways to improve our School can email Dylan at dylan.ashdown@student.shu.edu.
Read MoreRecently, the number of incarcerated journalists worldwide has increased from 80 in 2000 to 221 last year, according to the New York Times.
Turkey’s anti-terror laws in particular promote the capture and mistreatment of many journalists. Three VICE News employees were arrested on August 27 while filming clashes between police and youth members of the Kurdistan Workers’ Party (PKK).
Read MoreHollande commended a high-level meeting with his German, Russian, and Ukrainian counterparts. The meeting was held in September, prior to the inauguration of the United Nations’ General Assembly in New York City. “I’m not for the policy of attaining goals by making things worse,” Mr. Hollande expressed in an interview on France’s Inter Radio. “I think that sanctions must stop now.”
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