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    #MeToo Movement: A Comparison of French and American Gender Equality and Secularism

    written by Andrea Zachrich
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  • AsiaChinaFeaturedGeopoliticsNorth KoreaNuclear DeterrenceSecurity

    Tension in the Korean Peninsula: Is There a Way Out?

    by Jenny Wang February 28, 2018

    Ever since North Korea began its missile development program in the 1970s, its threat as a potential nuclear power has fluctuated as attempts at…

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  • EuropeFeaturedMiddle EastMilitarySecessionism

    The Irony of the Economic and Political Viability of Iraqi Kurdistan and Catalonia’s Independence

    by Andrea Zachrich February 8, 2018

    Iraqi Kurdistan and Catalonia have many similarities. Both held independence referendums within a week of each other earlier last year.  Additionally, they are both…

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  • AsiaFeaturedHuman RightsImmigration

    The Uphill Fight for Migrant Rights in Singapore

    written by Jemma Tan
    February 2, 2018
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  • AsiaChinaFeaturedFreedom of SpeechHistory

    The Non-Legacy of Tank Man – The Chinese Government’s Suppression of Activism

    by Xinong Wang January 24, 2018

    Though technically classified as a “developing country”, the People’s Republic of China holds an enviable place in the international arena as the world’s second…

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  • FeaturedMiddle EastReligionUnited States

    Foreign Policy in Iran: Silence Is Worth A Thousand Lives

    by Jeremiah Barnett January 22, 2018

    A few weeks ago, something terrible and yet necessary began. Iranians took to the streets in several cities to protest a corrupt and tyrannical…

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    Trump’s Isolationist America

    written by Zach Emanuel
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  • AfricaEnvironmental ChangeFeaturedGlobal Health

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    by Sareen Ishanyan November 18, 2017

    Approximately 795 million people suffer from chronic hunger. Many of these individuals—780 million of them—are from developing countries. While data indicates that global hunger…

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    by Conor McDonald September 28, 2017

    In 2009, the United States and the European Union chose to discontinue efforts toward establishing a missile defense complex in Poland. This decision was…

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    Sectarianism: A Chess Piece in a Nuanced Game for Dominance

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