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    Escape Into Exploitation: The Stark Reality of Syria’s Child Refugees

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    President Obama’s Unfinished Drone Legacy

    by Holt Alden November 16, 2016

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    Iran at a Crossroad: Balancing Economic and Environmental Pressures

    by Katie Linder November 9, 2016

    Although it remains an issue of contentious debate, the Iran Nuclear Deal has been widely regarded as a necessary step to ensure international security…

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    The Generation Presents: Global Voices, Episode 1: “The Strongman”

    written by Sarah Wyman
    November 6, 2016
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    JASTA: A Tragedy of American Hypocrisy, Sovereign Immunity, and International Relations

    by Maya Yang October 15, 2016

    In a rare show of bipartisanship on September 28 this year, the United States Congress overwhelmingly overrode President Obama’s veto of the Justice Against…

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    Redefining International Interdependency: The Trans-Pacific Partnership

    written by Justin Schmerler
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    by Jason Lui September 21, 2016

    America’s ban on stem cell research in the early 2000’s opened up opportunities for other countries to advance in the field at the US’s…

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