The Concern for Gun Reform Amidst the Christchurch Shooting
Tien Phan Staff Writer Nearly a month has passed since the tragic event of the Christchurch shooting in New Zealand,
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The Face of Treason: Former Air Force Intelligence Officer Defects to Iran
On Wednesday February 13, the United States Justice Department indicted Monica Elfriede Witt, a former 11-year Air Force Counterintelligence Officer, on charges of espionage.
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The Cost Of Security: Build That Wall
The reason why the American dream involves a white picket fence is the same reason why a wall is needed along the southern border.
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The Necessary Evil of U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela
The United States Treasury Department, recently declared oil sanctions on Venezuela’s state-run oil company Petroleos de Venezuela.
Read MoreBrazil Renounces Environmental Leadership
Luisa Chainferber reports on Brazil’s president-elect Mr. Jair Bolsonaro choosing Ernesto Araújo as the country’s new foreign minister.
Read MoreBrazilian Elections Devolve
In the first round Brazil’s elections on October 7, the right-wing presidential candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, failed to secure the 50 percent majority vote needed for an outright win, so the world must wait for the results of the second round.
Read MoreDomestic Unrest Remains Iran’s Greatest Adversity
With a new round of sanctions right around the corner, many key U.S. allies have also turned their back on the Islamic Republic.
Read MoreNew NATO Admissions Spark Military Tensions
The recent admission of the Baltic nations of Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia to the NATO alliance is a clear warning sign to Russia to steer clear of the western European countries’ collective military force.
Read MoreJapan and Pakistan Struggle to Help Afghan Refugees
As the result of everything from invasion to regime changes, Afghanistan is almost unable to recover without foreign aid, and now Japan and Pakistan are suffering from unexpected blowbacks from different directions due to their desire to assist.
Read MoreEbola Spreads in the Congo Amidst Rising Ethnic Tensions
Joseph Kabila, the current president of The Democratic Republic of the Congo, took power in 2001 after his father and since, has done nothing to raise his country out of the dirt.
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