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The New Nation: Bougainville’s Struggle for Independence Skyler Bohnert Mar 25, 2022 In 2027, the world will see the first newly independent country since South Sudan in 2011. Bougainville, an…
Turkey’s reckless development projects and nepotistic state capitalism Ekin Kiziltan May 23, 2021 Due to Turkey's recently-turbulent economic history and the increased stress of the Syrian refugee crisis,…
Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean: Interview Part 2 Fikret Oktay May 15, 2020 In the last two decades, there have been discoveries of oil and natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean. We asked…
Antarctica in the International Political Sphere Elizabeth Franceschini Feb 20, 2020 "While the continent’s natural resources currently remain preserved and untouched, they face the potential for…
Why is China Persecuting the Uyghur People? Selene Coiffard-D'Amico Jan 20, 2019 The Uyghur people, a predominantly Muslim, ethnic minority who are native to China’s northwestern Xinjiang Uyghur…
Cashiers and Coal Miners: The Decline of Two Sectors Andrew Figueiredo Dec 7, 2017 Towards the end of November, Americans partook in the annual ritual of Black Friday, when customers line up, still…
Canada’s Sovereign Wealth Funds: A Question of Consolidation Kevin (Sang) Nam Jan 16, 2015 It is a well-established fact that Norway has a massive sovereign wealth fund (abbreviated "SWF") from its oil…