Rekha Kennedy explores what the future might hold for the 'Umbrella Revolution' in Hong Kong
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Asha Banerjee braved Penn Station and MSG to report on Indian Prime Minister Modi's visit to the U.S.
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Web Columnist Mounir Ennenbach explores the role of cities in environmental policy
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Political events on campus this week
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CPR Senior Editor Yeye Kysar reports from the World Leaders Forum event with Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg.
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Matthew Michaelides lays out the case for ending the Cuban Embargo
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Asha Banerjee covers the second World Leaders Forum event with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe
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Brina Seidel covers the first World Leaders Forum event with Tunisian President Mohamed Moncef Marzouki
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Events on campus this week
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Maren Killackey's first column for CPR
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"Ultimately, what will lead Brazil down the route of a responsible resource-endowed country will be that its national oil company remains competitive and free of political corruption."
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A list of political events on campus
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Write for CPR! We're accepting staff writer and web columnist applications, as well as pitches for the Fall magazine (Deadline: Sunday, September 14th, midnight.)
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Web Columnist Daniella Greenbaum defends AIPAC against the charges made by Connie Bruck in her recent essay for the New Yorker, "Friends of Israel"
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Cosmas Sibindi examines the recent U.S.-Africa leaders summit and American policy on the continent.
Read MoreColumnist Matthew Michaelides reflects on his time in Brazil
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Matthew Michaelides examines Argentina's second default since 2001
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Eliot Sackler's take on the current crisis in Gaza
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"As such, Israel should wait for one of two things to happen before entering any formal negotiations with the Palestinians: either the unity government is dissolved, or Hamas renounces terrorism."
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"In the end, I love language because it is freedom. No wonder, then, why I’m not particularly fond of rhetorical questions. I am—or at least I try to be—Politically Correct, and I am proud."
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