November 2023 Archives - The Diplomatic Envoy

December 4, 2023 Anthony Samaniego

Argentina’s New Libertarian President

Many detractors say his policies towards the central bank and dollarization could take time if carried out since it will require approval from Argentina’s congress and possibly even changing the country’s constitution. Although Milei won a victory in Argentina’s recent presidential election, his political party affiliation, La Libertad Avanza party, is not even the third largest political force in Congress, which could mean difficult negotiations when proposing to implement his policies, BBC reports.

November 2023 2023 World International News Middle East

December 4, 2023 Madeline Kruszczynski

Hamas Releases Third Round of Hostages

This emphasizes the Palestinian goal in this ceasefire: to support the population through the transport of aid into the country. In return for this aid, Hamas agreed to release 50 Israeli hostages.

2023 November 2023 World Middle East

November 20, 2023 Hamzah Khan

With All Eyes on Gaza, Violence in the West Bank Goes Unchecked

Violence in the West Bank has never been more palpable, and Israel risks its own security by letting violence on this scale fester. If they want to prevent the opening of a second front in their war with Hamas in the West Bank, not to mention the northern threat of Hezbollah in Lebanon, the government must hold settlers accountable for their crimes.

November 2023 2023 World World International News Middle East Human Rights Law Conflict and Security

November 20, 2023 Yasmin Obeidallah

Al-Shifa Under Attack: Israeli Aggression targets Gaza Hospital System

As Israeli forces advance their attacks on the hospital and surrounding areas, the international community has raised concerns for the sick, injured, and displaced. According to Al Jazeera, Israel’s total siege of the area has depraved over 650 patients, 500 medical staff, and approximately 5,000 to 7,000 displaced individuals sheltering in Al-Shifa of electricity and fuel.

November 2023 2023 International News Europe

November 20, 2023 Madeline Kruszczynski

Prime Minister Causes Protests in Spain Over Catalonian Separatists

Upward of 80,000 residents of Spain voiced their dissent against the Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez’s announcement granting amnesty to Catalonian separatists in order to garner political influence over the Catalonian parliamentary members.

2023 November 2023 Campus Spotlight

November 20, 2023 Colin Little

Tony Bozzella Speaks to Buccino Leadership Institute Students

Bozzella explains that it is fine to want to be competitive and lead your team to success, but each leader should do it in whatever way fits them best.

November 2023 2023 Campus Spotlight

November 20, 2023 Alexander Lee

Foreign Policy Hosts Event Sharing Risks of Generative AI

The lack of policy concerning AI is leaving governments to scramble to create legal frameworks that AI can exist within, as well as creating a gap in government’s ability to combat security risks.

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November 20, 2023 Madeline Rowe

Healthcare Leader Leslie D. Hirsch Visits Seton Hall University

Hirsch describes himself within his position as a generalist. Although strategic planning and strategy was his initial interest, he explains that understanding the various functional aspects of the institution’s operations is equally important to round out one’s leadership experience.

November 2023 2023 International News

November 13, 2023 Eman Fatima

From Gaza to Ramallah: The Stories of Palestinian Journalists

Al Jazeera depicts how Palestinian journalists and social media creators post every morning, updating their audience on whether they are alive on social media. If one stops posting, it is simply assumed they were killed.

November 2023 International Response Israel-Hamas 2023 Focus

November 13, 2023 Madeline Kruszczynski

FOCUS on International Response to Israel-Hamas War: Iran

This idea echoes the fears of most of the Western world: the likelihood of Iran entering is relatively low, but the potential consequences of such an intervention could entail a broader engagement of most of the Arab states, exacerbating the regional conflict.