Comparing How Nations Respond to Civil Unrest
An analysis of police response to civil unrest across the world offers several lessons regarding what role the police should play.
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Flattening the Curve: Pandemic Response and the East-West Dichotomy
Because Europe and the United States’ failure to establish equivalent early warning systems, these countries will be placed on the frontline of a battle without adequate resources, forced to wage a war with no end in immediate sight.
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U.S. Taliban Peace Deal Faces Obstacles a Week After its Signing
On March 4, the U.S. conducted airstrikes against Taliban forces in Afghanistan. The attack comes days after U.S. and Taliban officials signed a peace agreement, aimed at ending the nearly two-decade long war in Afghanistan.
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Science is Ignored in American Politics
Since Donald Trump came into office, there has been a common phrase used among journalists and media outlets: Science is under attack.
Read MoreISIL Attack in Kabul Kills 32 Amidst Taliban-US Deal
On March 6th, a mourning ceremony in Kabul was attacked by supposed ISIL militants.
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American Citizens Quarantined on Cruise Ship to be Chartered back to the U.S.
On February 20 Wired reported that two weeks after the Diamond Princess cruise ship left from Yokohama, Japan, 542 passengers and crew members tested positive for COVID-19, commonly known as the Coronavirus.
Read MoreU.S. and Taliban Truce Talks are Underway
In what could be the beginning of the end to a nearly 18-year war, the U.S. and the Taliban are negotiating the terms to a truce.
Read MoreBombings in the Syrian city, Idlib, Seek More Lives as Hospitals are Targeted
On April 5, warplanes attacked Idlib, a rebel-held region in North-West Syria, killing ten people. 24 people were wounded from the bombing, and several others died while attempting to flee.
Read MoreHundreds of Thousands Protest in Iraq Against American Troops
Recent developments in the ongoing U.S.-Iran situation have seen protesters in Iraq flood the streets by the masses, with hundreds of thousands marching through the streets of Baghdad protesting the U.S. troop presence in Iraq.
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U.S. Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Net Neutrality Rollback
The United States Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit ruled against states being able to pass their own net neutrality laws.
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