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      What’s Next for Iran? Protests and the Future of Its Proxy Networks

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    Why the U.S. Could Witness a Mass Atrocity

    by Caroline Mendoza June 18, 2021

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    Jamaica and China: Finding The Balance

    by Elizabeth Onibokun June 8, 2021

    Introduction China’s rising influence around the world has been a subject of concern, particularly for the United States, who continue to fear China’s spreading…

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    What Biden’s Recognition of the Armenian Genocide Reveals About Turkey and the Future of Relations With Ankara

    written by Andreas Papoutsis
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    African Debt Sustainability: A Chinese Problem?

    by Katherine Jones May 5, 2021

     In the past two decades China has invested unmatched resources into the African continent, exploiting underutilized opportunities and markets. China, the world’s largest creditor,…

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    Destructive Ambiguity: The Failure of the Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process

    by Alex Choy April 27, 2021

    “While … ambiguity may have motivated extremist contingents on both sides to acquiesce, intractable issues were kicked like a can down the road.” Nearly…

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    The World Bank and Tanzania’s Pregnant Schoolgirl Ban

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    Hoodwinked: How the Bush Administration Deceived the American Public

    by Alex Choy March 20, 2021

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    World Democracy After 1/6

    by Grayson Peters March 13, 2021

    Inspired by the attempted January 6th insurrection in Washington, D.C., “Changing of the Guard” is a series of reflections on transitions of power —…

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    UN Special Rapporteur Tendayi Achiume on Racial Discrimination in Emerging Digital Technologies: Annabelle Werner and Elizabeth Onibokun

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