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The Cost of War in Afghanistan: Women’s Rights
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The Honduras Challenge for U.S. Foreign Policy
by Christopher López January 28, 2022When Joseph Biden served as Vice-President, he traveled to over 45 countries, often leading diplomatic efforts on behalf of the Obama administration. In Central…
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When in Rome: How the Romans Fell to Autocracy and Their Connection to Our World
by Joshua Potter January 24, 2022“When in Rome: How the Romans Fell to Autocracy and Their Connection to Our World” was originally published in our Fall 2021 Print Edition:…