Cameroon’s Internet Shutdown: A Violation of Free Speech?
On January 17th, Internet services in the southwest, and northwest regions of Cameroon were shut down. While it has…
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Making Amends: U.S. Military Talks Turkey
America's former ambassador to Turkey, James Jeffrey, once noted, “you have to deal with the Turkey you have,…
Chelsea Manning: At the Intersection of Security, Civil Liberties, and Human…
While the Trump administration has seen many substantive executive decisions being made within his first few days…
The Forgotten Conflict of Burundi
Burundi, an African country located in the region of the Great Lakes, is going through a worrying crisis rapidly…
Saudi Arabia and the Plight of the Arms Trade Treaty
Coalition airstrikes lead by Saudi Arabia in support of deposed President Hadi against Houthi rebels have caused an…
Desperation in Yemen: Houthi Government Complicates Peace Process
On November 28th, the Houthi rebels fighting the Yemeni government declared a government after twenty months of…
Decoding Bill C-16: Does it Threaten Canadians’ Freedoms?
Although Dr. Peterson and his arguments are mentioned, this article’s purpose is to debate the validity of…
The Vicious Cycle of the War on Drugs
The War on Drugs has been central to discussions at numerous assemblies in the United Nations. The most recent…
Erdoğan’s Gamble
Whilst the West has been caught in a whirl of angst and apprehension following the results of the American…
One Way Ticket to Beijing: Taiwan in a Globalized-China World
A China Southern plane touched down at the airport in Nanjing, China on Tuesday, September 20; on board were 63…