Abou-Elias: Advocating for Accountability
Student-Led Divestment Initiatives Drive Change on College Campuses Student and community groups...
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Category: Global
What Will and Will Not Change in Japan: Part 2
A developed but unequal country On Feb. 3, 2021, Tokyo Olympics Chief and former Prime Minister,...
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China’s Secret Genocide
“Never again” came sooner than expected. Kidnapped by their oppressive government, religious...
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A Conversation With the ODNI’s Andrew Hallman
While pursuing a Master’s degree at American University, Andrew Hallman took a class taught by a...
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The Gulf rift two years later: Qatar’s Islamist ties
June 5 marked the second anniversary of the Gulf rift. In 2017, the Saudi-led quartet (Saudi...
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Rearming A Forbidden Military: Japan’s Self-Defense Force & Constitutional Revisions
With a record $47bn defense budget, a total order of 150 F-35s coupled with the first aircraft...
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Khashoggi Killing Adds New Dimension to Yemen War- and New Opportunity for United States
Seventy years ago today, the United Nations adopted the Universal Declaration of Human rights that...
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Iran Sanctions and the Public Opinion Battleground
Following its withdrawal from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action – commonly referred to as the...
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A Conversation with Former CIA Director John Brennan
In his time since leaving Langley, John Brennan has continued to be a fixture in the news. He has...
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Young, Scrappy, Hungry, and Waiting: The Case for Reforming Security Clearances
Last December, I was offered my dream internship – working with the U.S. Department of State –...
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Should the World Be Worried about a War in the Strait of Hormuz?
Iranian President Hassan Rouhani has hinted at a possible intervention in the Strait of Hormuz if...
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Trade Wars and Trump: Why the U.S. Might Rejoin the TPP
Thursday morning, President Donald Trump announced that he had directed his economic adviser Larry...
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