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States Shouldn’t Be in Control of Everything: Why John…
Introduction
Secretary of Defence John Bolton has long had a bad impression of international law. He has that…
The Skripal Case: When Claiming the Moral High Ground…
On April 3rd, Gary Aitkenhead, Porton Down’s Chief Executive, declared that the chemical research facility had been…
The Congo Wars: The Curse of Mineral Wealth Explored
In 1994, the Rwandan Patriotic Front (RPF), led by Paul Kagame, defeated the perpetrators of the…
Past, Present, and Future: The Monroe Doctrine
The hemispheric hegemony of the United States is not a recent or underdeveloped phenomenon. The Monroe Doctrine,…
Why We Shouldn’t Exclude Immigrants on the Basis of…
Introduction
Few policies have been as controversial as Donald Trump’s executive order to ban immigrants and…
Selling the Iraq War
March 20th 2018 marked the fifteenth anniversary of perhaps the most controversial and consequential armed conflict…
A Brotherly Bond: Why Russia Won’t Give Up on North…
As the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) and Western spheres of influence both edge towards the boundaries…
THЭ VЭRΔICT: The Case of Human Trafficking in Southern…
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This blog usually focuses on particular laws and court cases that have affected the societal…
Who Does Alexander the Great Belong To? | Part 2
Editor’s Note: This article is the second of a two-part series on the naming dispute between the "Republic of…
Day 4 at the Commission on the Status of Women
At this point in the week, early mornings and late nights have become a routine – one that I rather enjoy, in fact.…
Why China Should Open its Borders to the World
In recent history, China has seen considerable amounts of emigration. In 2012, there were more than 46 million…
Who Does Alexander the Great Belong To? | Part 1
Editor’s Note: This article is the first of a two-part series on the naming dispute between the "Former Yugoslav…