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A Tale of Two Cities: Bridging the Gap Between Canada-US…
Spanning the short distance between Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Michigan, the Ambassador Bridge is among the few…
The North Remembers: America’s Role in…
US President Donald Trump delivered a fiery speech at the UN General Assembly in September in which he threatened…
Conflicting Interests: A Power Vacuum Remains in Libya
After a 42-year reign of mostly iron-fisted dictatorship, many Libyans hoped that Muammar Gaddafi’s capture…
The Nuclear Kingdom
On September 14th, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, colloquially termed North Korea, threatened to sink…
Kagame and The Congo
Rich in resources yet rife with conflict, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is geographically the second…
Despite Opposition, Kurdistan’s Independence…
In a region profoundly lacking in international accord, the so-called Islamic State (IS) has provided a cause that…
More Than Tweeting: Trump and North Korea
South Korean officials have observed that North Korea is preparing for another ballistic missile launch. This…
Russia Escalates Tension in the Caucasus
It cannot be denied that 2016 was a dramatic year for the ongoing conflict between Azerbaijan and Armenia. More…
A Boiling Point in the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict
After a difficult summer, Azerbaijan and Armenia’s precarious conflict is in danger of erupting. It is an issue…
Yin and Yang: China’s Rise and the Future of the…
Rise of China:
China is a rising revisionist power, seeking to realign the status quo in the Pacific…
The U.S.-Mexico War on Narcotics: One step forward, two…
This article was initially published in Global Americans.
The Rio Grande—long a symbol of connection between two…
The European Dream is Dead: Erdoğan Turns Turkey Away…
“Dress for the job you want, not the job you have.” It’s a bit of cliché advice we’ve all heard before.…