Endgame for King Bibi?
By: Benjamin Flaig (Guest Writer)
If Likud, the party he chairs, gains the majority of the Knesset’s 120 seats, Netanyahu will be tasked with forming...
Lebanon’s Forgotten Refugees
By: Paula Jahn (Guest Writer)
With international attention focused on the plight of Syria’s refugees, the misery of another displaced group who constitute the world’s...
Who Trumped Whom? Making Sense of the US Midterm Elections
By: Thomas Kögler (Guest Writer)
The US midterm elections resulted in a split Congress, with the Democrats taking control of the House and the Republicans...
Girls’ Educational Challenge in Rural Vietnam
By: Jaewon Son (Guest writer)
-The Case of Lao Cai Province, Vietnam-
This December, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is turning 70. Although it holds...
Haiti’s Deadly Pandemic: Nine Years After the Mysterious Cholera Outbreak
As of late October, the number of cholera cases in Haiti dropped from more than 13,600 reported cases to 3,400 in the span of...
Beyond Europe: Brexit’s shadow over the Caribbean
By: Ramsey Alrae (Guest Writer)
With less than six months remaining until the deadline for a Brexit deal, the EU is bracing itself for the...
The Uzbek Thaw
The death of Islam Karimov in September 2016 brought his 27-year stint as Uzbekistan’s leader to a rather abrupt conclusion. Karimov took office as...
One Year of Moonshine: Bringing Hope in a Turbulent Era
The president of South Korea, Moon Jae-in, has been instrumental in facilitating what may become a great step forward towards détente on the Korean...
Sex, Peace and Liberia
The United Nations Peacekeeping Mission in Liberia finally departed this March after a 15-year long peace process, proving that actively including women in conflict...
Drone Wars: To What End?
The American post 9/11 strategy has seen an increase in the use of unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) as a means of a more efficient...
