Secessionism in Catalonia: What Next?

World, World: EuropeIris Aikaterini FrangouNovember 4, 2017media, diplomacy

Banning of Triple Talaq

World, World: AsiaAkshiti VatsNovember 4, 2017gender, human rights

The Existential Imperative of Japan’s Article 9

World, World: AsiaBenjamin Dylan SachsNovember 4, 2017diplomacy, media

The Second-Choice Prince of North Korea

World, World: AsiaAlex ChoNovember 4, 2017diplomacy

Interview with Manal al-Sharif

WorldCeline BachaJune 19, 2017magazine, gender, human rights, interview

South Sudan: No Taxation, No Representation

World, World: AfricaBani SapraJune 19, 2017political economy

Selectivity and Human Rights - ‘Liberal’ despite occupation and apartheid

WorldNaay IdrissJune 19, 2017human rights, Israel, Palestine

Salvaging Reputations and Easing Guilt

How the regulation of multinational companies in the USA has yet to yield positive consequences in the Congo.

World, World: AfricaBani SapraApril 21, 2017diplomacy, political economy

Macron and Le Pen: Two Nonconformists in Discord

World, World: EuropeIris Aikaterini FrangouMarch 6, 2017migration, elections, human rights

Stepping Out of the Shadows

Bringing Legality to the Informal Sector in Latin America

World, World: AmericasGiovanni Emmanuel PagánMarch 5, 2017political economy

Counciling Pakistan: Honor Killings in the Subcontinent

WorldKinza HaqMarch 5, 2017gender

Donald Trump and The Last Crusade – How The President Fails In His Mission To Protect Arab Christians

WorldMathieu SabbaghMarch 5, 2017media, diplomacy

Free Speech and Populism

A Game of Snakes and Ladders

World, World: AsiaPoorvi BellurJanuary 6, 2017Winter 2016, media, elections

Mosul Invasion 2016

"...the fall of Mosul does not represent the end of ISIS, and it might not even represent the beginning of the end"

WorldLindsay MeyersonJanuary 5, 2017Winter 2016, Mosul, human rights, diplomacy

Diaspora Dilemma

Perceptions of homeland among Puerto Rican and Cuban communities in America

World, World: AmericasAnamaria Lopez November 30, 2016Fall 2016, migration, diplomacy

"Les Français issues de l'immigration":

One year after the bloody terrorist attacks of November 2015, it is more urgent than ever for the French people and government to critically evaluate the present situation before the 2017 presidential election; otherwise that election might easily be won by a racist, anti-European, extreme-right political party.

World, World: EuropeRosalie CalvetNovember 1, 2016Immigration, europe, france, migration, human rightsComment

Foreign Companies in China: Normalizing Cultural Imperialism and Discrimination

The new generation of urban young Chinese people that have studied abroad is increasingly criticizing Western worshiping and domination.

World, World: AsiaRosalie CalvetNovember 1, 2016china, International business, political economy, diplomacy, mediaComment

Walking the Tightrope: the Paradoxical Relationship between Religion and Law in India

While protecting the right to religious freedom is of utmost importance, India struggles with social evils that are condoned by some of these personal laws...

World, World: AsiaPoorvi BellurOctober 16, 2016Religion, secularism, mediaComment

Vive L’Alliance

World, World: Africa, World: EuropeGeorge JosephAugust 16, 2016france, diplomacyComment

Cairo Voted No

World, World: AfricaCindy ZhangAugust 11, 2016elections, mediaComment

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