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In the Limelight: Threats to Utility Infrastructure Explained through Cape Town, South Africa and Jackson, Mississippi
by Max Schaked November 17, 2022Telecommunications, electricity, drinking water, waste treatment: utilities are generally viewed as one of the more mundane aspects of modern infrastructure. Even so, they are…
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Imran Khan’s Enduring Popular Support: A Passing Fad or the New Status Quo?
by Seher Alvi November 17, 2022The position of prime minister in Pakistan seems to be cursed. To elaborate, no democratically elected prime minister in the country has ever served…
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Your Geopolitical Primer for the 2022 World Cup
by Ben Chlarson November 16, 2022The 2022 World Cup is now just days away. As one of the largest and most watched sporting events across the globe–sports, nationalism, commerce,…
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China’s Zero-COVID Policy
by Lillian Shen November 15, 2022The 20th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party cemented President Xi Jinping’s control over the Chinese government, electing him to an unprecedented third…
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Open Arms or Closed Doors? The Refugee Experience
by Seher Alvi June 3, 2022With the Russia-Ukraine conflict raging on our television screens and across the pages of our media every day, the world is exceptionally focused on…
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As the Anglophone Crisis Worsens in Cameroon, Women Continue to Organize for Peace
by Annabelle Werner June 2, 2022Annabelle Werner’s article is additionally featured in The Generation’s Spring 2022 Digital Print Edition: Women. Coming June 2022. While the Anglophone Crisis rarely surfaces in…