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How Europe’s ‘Other Half’ Handles…
Is an old divide being given a new face in Europe? It can certainly seem that way when looking at the very public…
The United States in the Wake of the Paris Attacks: The…
In the aftermath of the attacks that tore through Paris in early November, political discourse in the developed…
How Hezbollah’s Involvement in Syria Sheds Light on the…
On Thursday, November 12, a double suicide attack killed 43 people and injured hundreds in the predominantly Shiite…
Anonymous #OpISIS: Can Cyber Warfare Win the War on…
Anonymous declares war on ISIS, November 16, 2015.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ybz59LbbACQ
The horrors of…
A Globally Vexed Relationship: Terrorism and Climate…
While Europe continues to be on high alert in the aftermath of the attacks on Paris that left more than 120…
How ISIS Terror Has Reshaped World Politics
The mass slaughter in Paris, the lock down in Brussels, the anti-Arab paranoia on the European far right, the…
A Good President Makes History, a Bad One Changes…
“He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.” Does this sound…
Pharmacotherapy: Treating Mental Disorders
Mental health has received a lot attention in recent years. We have become increasingly aware of our mental…
Mixed Signals from Beijing: Taking the Recent Xi-Ma…
After 66 years of ups and downs in tensions between the People’s Republic of China (PRC) and the Republic of China…
The Age of Erdogan: Why Turkey Voted AKP
The results of Turkey’s recent parliamentary election were anything but ordinary. Within the past five months,…
The Rise of Coups D’État: Kenya vs. Burkina Faso
Between 1952 and the 1990s, there were over 71 attempted and successful military coups d’état in Africa . Depending…
The Changing Role of Ecuador’s Indigenous Movement
In Latin America, indigenous groups are increasingly letting their voices be heard, whether through the cultural…