- East AsiaFeaturedHistoryJapanMilitaryNational SecuritySecurity
An Army All But in Name: The Recent Push for Japanese Military Independence
by Nathan Akiyoshi April 12, 2023The Japanese Army, characterized in World War II as one of the fiercest forces in the world, was unwilling to surrender and battled to…
From 2003 to 2011, Lula da Silva served as Brazil’s 35th President. From reforms to scandals, Lula is viewed as either a national hero…
- EuropeGeopoliticsHuman RightsHumanitarian AidInternational LawMilitaryPrint ArticleRussiaSecurity and ConflictUkraine
New Lesions Next to Old Scars: An Analysis of Atrocity Prevention Tools Created from the Yugoslav Wars and their Application to War in Ukraine
by Annabelle Werner November 20, 2022We passed a small red sign that cautioned passersby of unexploded ordnance, which was just one of the fading reminders of war scattered across…
- Climate ChangeHuman RightsInternational Law
Taking to the Courts: the International Court of Justice and Climate Change
by Arya Goyal November 17, 2022The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP27, is yet another attempt by world leaders to tackle the issue of climate…
- DemocracyElectionsFeaturedPakistan
Imran Khan’s Enduring Popular Support: A Passing Fad or the New Status Quo?
by Seher Alvi November 17, 2022The position of prime minister in Pakistan seems to be cursed. To elaborate, no democratically elected prime minister in the country has ever served…
- Climate ChangeEnvironmental ChangeFeaturedMiddle EastWater
The Rise of Hydro-politics in the Middle East
by Grace Funk November 17, 2022The Middle East faces an existential water crisis and is running out of time to fix it. According to NASA data, the 2020-2021 rainfall…
