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Another Page in the History Book: Arab Spring Revisited
by Nathan Akiyoshi June 29, 2023In early 2010, protests erupted in Tunisia in response to the rising government corruption and the resulting economic stagnation. These protests that had begun…
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This International Law Lets You Get Away with Murder!
by Max Schaked June 27, 2023“Harry was bubbly and outgoing and from the age of 7, he shared a passion for riding motorbikes with his Gramps and step-dad… He…
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The Recession-Proof Luxury Market
by Grace Funk June 4, 2023The world economy is on the brink of a recession. According to statistics from the research firm Ned Davis, there is a 98 percent…
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by Jack Hill June 4, 2023In his first campaign for the presidency, Barack Obama highlighted the U.S.’s difficulties with promoting American interests in Asia. The most imposing obstacle? China’s…
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A Super-Aged Region: The Economic Implication of East Asia’s Aging Population
by Lillian Shen June 4, 2023China’s population has started to shrink. On January 16, the government announced that, in 2022, the number of deaths had surpassed the number of…
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Snakes and Ladders — Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng’s Legacy on the British Pound
by Max Schaked June 4, 2023Originating in Ancient India and brought to the UK in the late 19th century, Snakes and Ladders is a classic board game that most…
