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An Open Letter to England
Dear England, where did it all go so wrong? First Brexit and then being eliminated from the Euro 2016 championship?…
The Unknown Uprisings: Five Years Later, Bahrain’s…
“The feeling of marginalization is the engine. The feeling of being discriminated is the engine behind . But what…
A Rigged System or the Democratic Party?
The 2016 Presidential elections cycle is an historical anomaly in American politics. From a record-setting…
France’s Diverging Positions, Poor Justifications…
France is currently in a poor political situation. Protests have broken out in major cities around the country…
The Democratic Party’s Changing Politics on…
After decades of nearly unquestioning support for the Israeli state, a lethargic linchpin of U.S. foreign policy…
Ransom Payments: A Double-Edged Sword
Kidnapping foreign citizens in exchange for ransom money has become one of the key methods of financing and…
Striking: The Habit Must Go in The Land of Liberté,…
On the gray Parisian morning of March 3rd, Mrs. Dupont came down for breakfast to discover that there was no…
Clegg and Common Sense: How the Remain Campaign Needs to…
The European Union Membership Referendum looms ever closer for the United Kingdom and unsurprisingly, the rhetoric…
An Army with a State: Pakistan’s Serial Praetorians
Two states were born at the stroke of midnight on August 14th 1947 from the twilight of the British Raj in the…
NDP: New and Old
The NDP party, while historically significant to Canadian politics, has previously had to deal with the challenge…
The Drug War: A Series of Interconnected Failures
Dating back to the Cold War era, US national security objectives have played a strong part in deciding US state…
Love in the time of Censorship: How One Show Slipped…
Iran is not a country known for having free and liberal censorship laws and so it is a shock to many that the new…