Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violations of Orthodox Easter Ceasefire
Chase Finney Editor-in-Chief Russia and Ukraine traded sharp accusations this week after a short-lived Orthodox Easter ceasefire collapsed, underscoring how
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April 2026
Ceasefires Broken by All Sides in Iran War, Peace Attempts Ensue
Julia Brown Staff Writer After several weeks of war between the United States and Iran, Gulf states and allies
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Hungary’s Parliamentary Elections and the Country’s Possible Future
Avery Kachmarsky Staff Writer Hungary’s electoral system combines single-member districts with proportional representation, which tends to give an advantage
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Diplomacy Foreign Policy Workshop
Julia Brown Staff Writer On April 13, Seton Hall University’s School of Diplomacy and International Relations organized a workshop entitled
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Latin America. Just Like the Simulations
David Gomez Staff Writer As the growing geo-political and economic pressures across the globe become more apparent, the School
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How the Iran War is Driving up Fertilizer Costs and Food prices Worldwide
Elanathan Kassa Staff Writer The war in Iran is expected to have devastating effects on food prices, due to
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Artemis II Marks First Lunar Trip in New Space Age
Daniela Reyes Staff Writer Since 1972, the United States has not come across the moon until Artemis II. The lunar
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State of U.S. Troop Presence in Eastern Europe
Aidan Ishann Raman Bogan Staff Writer NATO allies are reassessing their defensive strategy in Eastern Europe as shifting U.S.
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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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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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