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    Old Habits Die Hard: How the U.S. is Pushing Back Against Chinese Industry

    written by Michael Kerrigan
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    Taking to the Courts: the International Court of Justice and Climate Change

    by Arya Goyal November 17, 2022

    The 2022 United Nations Climate Change Conference, also known as COP27, is yet another attempt by world leaders to tackle the issue of climate…

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    In the Limelight: Threats to Utility Infrastructure Explained through Cape Town, South Africa and Jackson, Mississippi

    written by Max Schaked
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    by Seher Alvi November 17, 2022

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    The Middle East faces an existential water crisis and is running out of time to fix it. According to NASA data, the 2020-2021 rainfall…

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    Your Geopolitical Primer for the 2022 World Cup

    written by Ben Chlarson
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    by Lillian Shen November 15, 2022

    The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party cemented President Xi Jinping’s control over the Chinese government, electing him to an unprecedented third…

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    Lessons From the War on Terror

    by Jack Hill November 8, 2022

    History has demonstrated that nations often compromise on guaranteeing civil rights to their citizens as they mobilize against threats to national security. In combating…

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    Open Arms or Closed Doors? The Refugee Experience

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