Sam Dagher, journalist and author of Assad or We Burn the Country delivered a lecture at Seton Hall University. His talk was focused on the Syrian crisis and how the conflict placed a global stigma on refugees fleeing Syria.
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On Wednesday, October 16, the Women in Diplomacy Leadership Program organized a panel of women in local government.
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Dr. Tinker affirmed that the BBNJ treaty could open the door for future environmental discussions or treaties.
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The One Belt One Road Initiative, supposedly “the project of the century,” is President Xi Jinping’s ambitious project that would increase Chinese influence over global economics.
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Brexit has become a joke to which there is no punchline.
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On September 30, the Congress of Peru was dissolved. This decision comes after a long-standing year of Peruvian President Martin Vizcarra laying out proposals to clean up political and judicial institutions against rampant corruption among the country’s elites.
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Since the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) October 2018 report, the international community responded with outrage as government officials and corporations failed to acknowledge the need for extreme environmental action.
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Across the streets of Cairo, demonstrators, study abroad students, and school children alike face detainment and torture by Egyptian security forces.
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The Argentinian economy is struggling once again.
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Armenian-Azerbaijani negotiations over the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region are reportedly at a standstill.
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