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    • AuthoritarianismFeaturedGeopoliticsHuman RightsMiddle EastNational SecurityPolitical UpheavalSecurity and ConflictSociety and Culture

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

      Sage Ruttenberg April 6, 2026
    • MBS vs MBZ: The Middle East’s Newest Cold War

      Rahil Siddiqi April 6, 2026
    • Should We Stop Visiting Paradise? Discussing The Global Politics of Travel Boycotts

      Nithila Chintakindi April 6, 2026
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      Independence Revisited: What Catalonia Taught an American Student Abroad 

      Georgiana Morris April 1, 2026
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      Ivana Prokopenko April 1, 2026
    • FIFA World Cup 2026: Politics Off the Pitch

      Charlie Donlan April 1, 2026
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      Seizing the Shadow Fleet

      Brianna Bell April 1, 2026
    • Armen Sarkissian on the Power of Small States

      Ivana Prokopenko March 7, 2026
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      thegeneration March 7, 2026
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      The Donroe Doctrine: The Successes and Failures of Trump’s Policies on Latin America

      Chaitanya Kishore February 12, 2026
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      Rahil Siddiqi January 6, 2026
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      Will Parker January 5, 2026
    AfricaHuman RightsPrint Article

    Tunisia: Influencer of Change

    written by Elizabeth Onibokun
    March 10, 2021
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  • AsiaHuman RightsWomen's Rights

    How Cambodian Women Demonstrate the Gendered Dynamics of Genocide

    by Caroline Mendoza March 9, 2021

    In light of Women’s History Month, it cannot be understated that women in Cambodia are disproportionately and uniquely affected by a myriad of issues,…

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  • AsiaChinaSecuritySecurity and Conflict

    America should Strengthen Japan’s Warfighting Abilities in Preparation for a Chinese Contingency over Taiwan

    by Taylor Fairless March 7, 2021

    Talk about China’s predatory behavior has echoed insistently in the halls of the White House. The Communist Party under President Xi Jinping is more…

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  • AsiaNational SecurityPrint Article

    It’s More Than “Xi’s China”

    written by Zachary Durkee
    March 1, 2021
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  • AsiaHuman RightsPrint Article

    With Burma’s Coup, Ethnic Minorities Cannot Be Forgotten

    by Caroline Mendoza February 28, 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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  • EconomicsEuropeGlobalizationSociety and CultureThe International Economy

    So you want to be European? A challenge to the perceived success of the European model over the U.S. model in leftist discourse.

    by Katherine Jones February 17, 2021

    Imagine life in Switzerland: an idyllic alpine country in which gun ownership is legalized, immigration and multilateralism are frowned upon, healthcare is privatized and…

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    The 2nd Space Security Age

    written by thegeneration
    February 1, 2021
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  • InterviewSecurity and ConflictSpace

    Interview with Prof. Emeritus of Political Science at GW Uni Dr. John Logsdon

    by thegeneration January 24, 2021
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  • Middle EastMilitarySecurity and Conflict

    The Gulf War: Overcoming the Collective Action Problem

    by Alex Choy January 13, 2021

    The havoc unleashed by the 1991 Iraqi annexation of Kuwait marked the first major international crisis in a unipolar post-Cold War world. For the…

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  • InterviewNational SecuritySpace

    Interview with US Air Force School of Advanced Air & Space Studies Professor Dr. Wendy Whitman Cobb

    written by thegeneration
    January 9, 2021
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