Due Process Behind Bars: How ICE Detention Facilities Systematically Obstruct the Access to Fair...
With President Donald J. Trump taking office in January 2025, America was subjected to many political changes. One of Trump’s defining legacies may be...
Penguin Diplomacy: A Canary in the Snow Globe
Post-Second World War, the United States and the Soviet Union were locked in an intense scientific and symbolic contest: The Space Race. It began...
Western Alienation: Canada’s Sovereignty Issues Begin at Home
“Vive le Québec libre!” French President Charles de Gaulle famously declared from the balcony of Montreal’s City Hall in 1967. This provocative remark emboldened...
Is Brexit Done? Ten Years Since the UK Referendum to Leave the EU
“We can and will secure our borders we will revive the ultimate sovereignty of our parliament. We’ll discard the foreign laws that protect...
Going to War Against France: Juntas and Populism in West Africa
The former French colonies in West Africa are notorious for their coups, earning them the nickname as the “Coup Belt” of Africa. Recent coups...
If the Land Disappears, Does the Nation? The Tuvalu Question
East of Australia and north of New Zealand lies Tuvalu, a constellation of nine low-lying coral islands scattered across the Pacific Ocean. None rises...
Japan’s Quiet Shift: Pacifism Under Pressure
In domestic Japanese politics, the prevailing narrative under Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi is that Japan is finally doing what strategic necessity has long demanded:...
Ballots and Byte Codes: Gen Z, Protests, and the Digital Transformation of Democracy
“The revolution will not be televised”—but it will be live-streamed. When the government of Nepal abruptly banned over 20 social media platforms, attempting to...
The Optics of Doing “Something”
In the months following Donald Trump's reelection and inauguration as President of the United States, many of his political opponents began to share a...
Beyond American Guardianship: New Dynamics and Dilemmas in Persian Gulf Security
The Persian Gulf, located at the vital geopolitical intersection and crisscrossed by major global energy corridors, has long held a main place in international...
