By Laura Hazell The London riots in August 2011 were an embarrassing display of extreme violence and civil unrest. The factors which led to…
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A Steamy Hot Bowl of SOPA by The-Generation Co Editor Brad Rowe Folks, let’s get real. SOPA’s (Stop Online Piracy Act) enforcement is as…
By F.A., Commentary from Cairo, Egypt. Night cloaked Tahrir Square as the lampposts cast a dim light over the thousands of people gathered in…
By Sallie Pisch The Generation welcomes its newest contributor, Sallie Pisch, to the team! Sallie currently lives in Cairo, Egypt, and is an extremely talented…
The Generation is an online foreign affairs magazine featuring students’ perspectives on global current events. The site’s title is a recognition that — through factors such…
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Targeted Killings on the High Sea – But Under What Law?
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Mali on the Brink: Is al-Qaeda About to Inherit a Country?
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Insanity: Diagnosing the Recurring Failures of Western Nuclear Diplomacy with Iran
Charlie Donlan December 13, 2025
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It’s a Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s a…Killer Drone? The Impacts of Autonomous Weapons on the Battlefield in Ukraine
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The Bubble That Could Shape the Century
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