Global Businesses May Solve Climate Change
In light of the upcoming United Nations Climate Change Conference to be held in Paris in December 2015, a group of global business leaders has proposed an ambitious plan to combat climate change
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Is Israel The Answer?
Kosher super market hostage crisis. Copenhagen temple and café shootings. Most people with even the faintest touch on the world’s pulse have probably heard about these European terrorist attacks occurring over the last half a decade.
Read MoreSaudi-US Relationship Riddled With Hypocrisy
In May of 2014, Raif Badawi, a Saudi Arabian citizen, was arrested by the government for “insulting Islam” and violating a technology law, according to BBC.
Read MoreWhy France and Not Nigeria?
A terrorist attack in Paris on January 7 left 12 French citizens dead.
Read MoreWhy Cases like Ferguson Are Bad for Foreign Policy
In the wake of seemingly endless instances of police brutality involving African-American citizens, the national media has put a spotlight on the true injustice of these cases as not only examples of improper law enforcement conduct, but of blatant human rights violations as well.
Read MoreCIA Torture Report: Demand Accountability
In early December of 2014, a 525 page report detailing the CIA’s use of torture and enhanced interrogation techniques was published and made available to the public.
Read MoreInsights from U.S. Youth Observer to the U.N. Jackson Dougan
Days after the 2015 ECOSOC Youth Forum, The Global Current’s Daniel Garay spoke with Jackson Dougan, U.S. Youth Observer to the United Nations via phone interview.
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