While news networks have assiduously covered the tumultuous events taking place in countries like Syria…
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Brazil’s World Cup, a Reflection of Flawed Priorities?
By Emily Milstein International sporting events provide platforms for host countries to broadcast their national…
The Fragile Peace in South Sudan
by Izabela Chmielewska Since its tumultuous independence in 2011, South Sudan has been a fragile…
Chemical Weapons Victory: A Loss for the Syrian People
Photo Credit: Freedom House on Flickr, used under Creative Commons License By: Erika Jahan Tuesday,…
Perspectives of a Troubled Youth
By Akbar Khan, Staff Writer. In February of this year, The Generation published a piece on…
Sorry for the Inconvenience – Brazil is Under Construction
by Michelle Sinness Contributing Writer When Brazil won the Confederations Cup final soccer game on…
Taiwan’s East Asia Peaceful Initiative
by Chiaming Shen Contributing Writer Recently, the territorial dispute between Taipei, Beijing and Tokyo over the Diaoyutai…
Persecution of Rohingya is Key to a Profitable U.S.-Burma Relationship
by Jacob Goldberg Staff Writer The success and international attention achieved by Burma’s current pro-democracy,…
The War on Drugs: Mexican Cartels
Mexican Navy seizes drugs and weapons from the Las Zetas drug trafficking organization (Jorge Lopez/Reuters)….
Pakistani Elections 2013: Vote for Change, Vote for Integrity
By Akbar Khan Contributing Writer December 2011, Abbottabad, Pakistan – Well over a year before…