Controversy and Claims Surrounding Israel’s Guinness World Record Recognition
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer Guinness World Records have recognized Israel for hosting the world’s largest kidney donation gathering. After the
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2026
Iran War Escalates as Diplomacy Fails
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer In early April 2026, the U.S. had brokered a ceasefire with Iran raising hopes that the
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Cuba Announces Release of 2,010 Prisoners Amid U.S. Pressure
Elenathan Kassa Staff Writer Cuba is set to release 2,010 prisoners in the nation’s fifth prisoner release since 2011, according
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Team USA Brings Home Gold in Women’s Ice Hockey Following Olympic Shutout
Allison Bennett Managing Editor On February 19, the U.S. Olympic Women’s Ice Hockey Team defeated Team Canada 2-1. This
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Technological Warfare and The Human Cost: The bombing of Iranian Primary School
Nihma Abdallah Staff Writer On February 28, a strike on Shajarah Tayyebeh, an elementary school in Iran, resulted in
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European Nations Entwined in Newest Iran War, Willing or Not?
Megan Hay Staff Writer European countries are rapidly being pulled into the United States and Israel’s recent war against Iran,
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Thousands of Americans in Middle East With Little Help from State Department
Leslie Arriaza Staff Writer What began as a dream vacation in the Middle East has turned into a nightmare
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Do Economic Costs Matter in Great Power Politics?
Hasini Muddapu Staff Writer Historically, great power wars have influenced and reshaped the global economy through energy markets, geopolitical
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Diplomacy Students Visit Washington, D.C. with Seton Hall’s Pre-Professional Advising Center
Erin Araneta Staff Writer Over spring break, twelve Seton Hall University students, including five Diplomacy students, embarked on the
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SHUMUN XXVII: Diplomacy in Action at Seton Hall’s Largest Conference Yet
Chase Finney Editor in Chief Over the weekend of February 7, 2026, Seton Hall University’s Model United Nations Club
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