The Vicious Cycle of the War on Drugs Arnavi Mehta Dec 4, 2016 The War on Drugs has been central to discussions at numerous assemblies in the United Nations. The most recent…
Balochistan: The Overlooked Casualty of South Asian Soft Power Relations Jules Achard Oct 24, 2016 As Asian nations grow in power and economic clout, regional disputes have increased, most publicly through…
‘Modi’fying Indian Foreign Policy Corrina Vali Oct 22, 2016 Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reoriented foreign policy to reflect his vision of a more active, assertive…
Will the Paris Climate Agreement Change Anything? Mia Trana Oct 19, 2016 The Paris Climate Agreement puts new pressures on developing countries that are already rising to meet them,…
The Uri Attack and What It Means for Indo-Pak Relations Amina Zaidi Oct 10, 2016 Since the independence of India and subsequent creation of Pakistan, the two nations have been perpetually in…
Final Reflections and Thoughts Sam Hersh Sep 6, 2016 After three years and 51 written pieces including articles and blog posts, I write to you, readers, today for the…
The Wonderful History of Queen Victoria and Victoria Day Sam Hersh May 24, 2016 Ahh Victoria Day, a long weekend of sun, barbeques and the celebration of colonial oppression; a perfect…
Rising Intolerance in India: Protecting Secularism, Pluralism and Democracy Arnavi Mehta Nov 18, 2015 For a country lauded for its tolerance over a wide variety of religious beliefs and practices, India is seeing…
Slavery in the 21st Century: A Call to Action Mai Rosner Oct 31, 2015 Having gone to Nepal this summer to research human trafficking of young women and girls, I found that like any…
India’s Daughters Mai Rosner Mar 15, 2015 With the recent release of Leslee Udwin’s documentary India’s Daughter, which investigates the 2012 brutal gang…