Final Reflections and Thoughts
After three years and 51 written pieces including articles and blog posts, I write to you, readers, today for the…
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American Foreign Policy Post-Elections: A Forecast of What’s to Come
Many are breathing a sigh of relief that the U.S. Presidential primaries seem to be finally approaching their end,…
Concerns about Hong Kong’s Media Rights
On the day of Hong Kong’s handover from the British to the People Republic of China, Deng Xiaoping, the leader of…
The Economic Consequences of Peace: Winners and Losers from Iranian Reintegration
The exchange of “commodities of mutual intelligence,” reads a 1561 letter from Queen Elizabeth I to…
Dropping the Ball: The AIIB and Obama’s Failure to Pivot to Asia
Editor's Note: Awarded Best Article in the Commentary category at the 2016 McGill Student Journalism Awards
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The Ghost of Henry Kissinger
During last Thursday’s Democratic debate in Milwaukee, the two candidates briefly descended into an argument over a…
The Exportation of Sin
Last month, New York Times op-ed columnist David Brooks wrote an article criticizing Ted Cruz’s “too brutal” form…
Untapped Potential: Iran’s Prospects Following Lifted Sanctions
January 15, 2016 marked a historic day in the eyes of many Iranians as international sanctions were lifted…
An exploding North Korea: unifcation talks spurred by catastrophe
After a major H5N1 (Bird Flu) outbreak, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea fell into disrepair with Kim Jung…
Labor protests strike the Chinese Politburo
China’s eminent status as the “world’s factory” has been sustained by her vast numbers of cheap industrial…