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    • AfricaFeaturedNational SecurityTechnologyTerrorism

      UNSEEN ENEMIES: CRACKING THE CODE OF TERROR IN AFRICA

      Josef Sinigiani February 27, 2025
    • How the US can utilize sanctions to grow the new Syria

      Zack Apt February 22, 2025
    • Lebanon’s New Power Duo: A turning point in Lebanese Politics

      Tracy Tawil February 21, 2025
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      Global responses to lifting sanctions on Iran

      Lucine Ekizian February 21, 2025
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      Clarissa Damesyn February 21, 2025
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      Josephine Murphy January 14, 2025
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      Living on the Margins: Japan’s Responsibility to Address the Plights of Stateless Koreans

      Matthew Inui December 29, 2024
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      Madeline Abellera December 27, 2024
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      Matthew Inui December 26, 2024
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      Change on the Horizon: Botswana’s First Transition of Power

      Chaitanya Kishore December 23, 2024
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      Seamus Kim November 5, 2024
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      Seamus Kim June 3, 2024
    EuropeFeaturedGeopoliticsGlobalizationHumanitarian AidImmigrationMiddle EastReligionSecuritySecurity and ConflictSociety and CultureTerrorismUncategorized

    Nationality vs. Humanity: The Stranger’s Case

    written by Madison Weil
    November 20, 2015
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  • FeaturedGeopoliticsMiddle EastSecurity and ConflictTerrorism

    Why Bashar al-Assad Will Win the Syrian Civil War

    by Erin Kelly November 11, 2015

    Syria today is, put simply, a catastrophe. Caught in a vicious cycle of violence, a civil war rages. The government commits war crimes against…

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    Putin’s Actions are ‘Not Just About Geopolitics and Spheres of Influence’–an Interview with Ambassador Michael McFaul

    by Kurt J. Klein November 8, 2015

    Generation Editors Izabela Chmielewska and Kurt Klein sat down with Ambassador Michael McFaul during his visit to UCLA last spring. Since then, Russia has conducted…

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  • Crisis ReliedFeaturedGlobal HealthHumanitarian AidInternetTechnologyUncategorized

    Expediting Aid in Rural Nepal

    written by Lillianne Thomas
    October 24, 2015
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  • FeaturedImmigrationMexico and Latin AmericaSecurity and ConflictSociety and CultureThe International Economy

    Ending the Embargo: Liberating US Politics from the Cuba Lobby

    by Kurt J. Klein October 12, 2015

    On 14 December, 2014, President Obama announced he will re-establish diplomatic relations with Cuba after almost 54 years. A month later in the State of the…

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  • FeaturedGlobal HealthGlobalization

    The Changing Face of Global Health

    by Erfan Faridmoayer April 25, 2015

    Since the inception of the field of global health, allocation of sufficient funds has been a major point of concern. Whether in providing the…

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  • Environmental ChangeFeaturedGlobalizationInternetSecurity and ConflictTechnology

    Mapping Earth from the Roots Up

    written by Lillianne Thomas
    April 24, 2015
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    Disparate Geopolitics: Hackers of the world Unite?

    by James Walker April 1, 2015

    In the realm of academia we are often confronted with complex phenomena that we then attempt to corral into nicely defined cubicles. Systems of…

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  • AfricaFeaturedSecuritySecurity and Conflict

    The Unnoticed Conflict in the Central African Republic

    by thegeneration March 15, 2015

    While news networks have assiduously covered the tumultuous events taking place in countries like Syria and Ukraine, the media has largely seemed indifferent to…

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    Internet or Interpol? The case against supranational internet governance

    written by Lillianne Thomas
    March 2, 2015
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