The Challenges of Non-proliferation from the Israeli Perspective
By: Anna Rosa Schlechter (Guest Writer)
More than a year ago, on May 8, 2018, the US withdrew from the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action...
Arab Spring: Will it ever blossom?
By: Ilenia Pappalardo (Staff Writer)
Last December, eight years after Bouazizi’s bold gesture, demand for better political and socio-economic conditions sparked a new wave of...
Palestine, Israel and the Rise of Women’s Voices
By: Clara Knäpper Bohman (Guest Writer)
In October 2017, thousands of women gathered in the Israeli Negev desert. For two weeks, Arabs, Jews, Christians, and...
Syria’s Civil War: the next battle ahead?
By: Josef Lusser (Guest Writer)
The headlines had already declared the war to be in its final stage with President Assad as its brutal victor....
Kuril Islands Dispute
By: Matthias Penkin (Guest Writer)
In November 2018, an attempt to settle the last remaining unresolved dispute of World War II was initiated.
The Southern...
Armenia in Transition: The Velvet Revolution
By: Lena Krikorian (Editor-in-Chief)
The Republic of Armenia has set a tremendous example for the rest of the world by peacefully ousting a corrupt political...
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...
