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Brazil in Turmoil: The Cost of Scandal and Corruption on…
Anyone following the politics of the United States or Europe could say with certainty that political chaos seems…
The Uri Attack and What It Means for Indo-Pak Relations
Since the independence of India and subsequent creation of Pakistan, the two nations have been perpetually in…
9/11 Families v. Saudi Arabia
The United States Congress recently near-unanimously approved Bill S.2040, or more commonly, The Justice Against…
Israel and the Syrian Crisis
At the 15-member UN Security council, Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon urgently called on all member nations to…
Alain Juppé and His So-Called “Identité…
As the first TV debate on the question of identity is approaching (October 13th), let us inaugurate this blog…
Opening Up Old Wounds – Political Instability in…
The past week will be remembered as a historical landmark in Bosnia and Herzegovina's (BiH) accession to the …
The Dakota Access Pipeline: Where Two Movements Converge
Construction of Energy Transfer Partners’ oil pipeline has been halted by the efforts of over a thousand American…
The Road to the Future
On September 19th, the United States government released new guidelines for self-driving cars in an attempt to make…
One Way Ticket to Beijing: Taiwan in a Globalized-China…
A China Southern plane touched down at the airport in Nanjing, China on Tuesday, September 20; on board were 63…
Germany’s Refugee Lines and Trying Times
In the summer of 2015, German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced a historic and generous refugee policy allowing…
Myanmar, the New Emblem of Democracy?
Military coup, dictatorship, fragile democracy - Myanmar, also known as Burma, has experienced it all. Independence…
Erdoğan’s Gülen Problem
Last week, leaders from around the world convened in New York City for the United Nations General Assembly. As…