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With Friends Like These: North Korea’s Nuclear…
China and North Korea are two states bound by geography and politics. Since the division of South and North Korea…
Adnan Tanrıverdi and the Ascent of Turkey’s…
In August 2016, as branches of the Turkish government faced significant restructuring following July’s botched…
The Ainu People and Japan – Recognition over…
The upcoming 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo have led the Japanese government to implement policies and campaigns that…
A Democratic Deficit: Hong Kong’s Resurfacing…
Hong Kong’s highly anticipated election on March 26 arises from a prolonged, uneasy discourse on the legitimacy and…
Here We Go Again – Constitutional Crisis in Bosnia…
March 1st, 2017 marked the 25th jubilee of Bosnian and Herzegovinian (BiH) independence. Not much has changed in…
The Deep and Dark Web of International Politics
The Internet is an ubiquitous entity. It dominates the lives and practices of many. The birth of the World Wide Web…
Transylvania Beyond Bias and Fiction
On the first day of my Transylvanian history class at Trinity College Dublin, my professor asked us if anyone out…
The End of Life As We Know It
On September 14, 1930, the first dust storm traversed the Southern Plains, wandering through southwest Kansas and…
Discourses of Inherent Female Victimization are Bad for…
In the western world, the perception that women are inherently less capable of violence than men heavily influences…
Hong Kong 2017 Chief Executive Elections: A Dwindling…
Hong Kong’s chief executive elections, one of the city’s most anticipated political events, are scheduled to take…
No Clean Water for First Nation Communities: Repeated…
Canada holds one fifth of the planet’s fresh water. Moreover, according to the United Nations development program,…
Political Correctness is Not the Enemy
Vilified versus idealized political correctness: the toxic dichotomous debate that has monopolized the current…