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Multinational Corporations and the EU’s New Data Laws
United Nations Declaration of Human Rights, Article 12 “No one shall be subjected to arbitrary interference with his privacy, family, home or correspondence, nor…
In his commencement address to the 2016 graduating class at Howard University in Washington, D.C, then-President Obama declared that, “Democracy requires compromise, even when…
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The Renaissance of Water Conflict
Ethiopia first announced its plan to construct the Grand Renaissance Dam in 2010, as the Arab Spring began to threaten political stability throughout the…
Throughout the world, food waste accounts for a significant percentage of carbon emissions. From the production, packaging, and decomposition, food and food waste are…
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State of the European Union
Two years after the British people narrowly voted for a “Brexit” referendum to withdraw the United Kingdom from the European Union, the EU is…
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Conservatives and the Kremlin: An Emerging Alliance
This past summer while leading a Congressional delegation to Moscow, Republican Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama proclaimed in a meeting with Russian Foreign Minister…
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UNSEEN ENEMIES: CRACKING THE CODE OF TERROR IN AFRICA
Josef Sinigiani February 27, 2025 -
How the US can utilize sanctions to grow the new Syria
Zack Apt February 22, 2025 -
Lebanon’s New Power Duo: A turning point in Lebanese Politics
Tracy Tawil February 21, 2025
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Global responses to lifting sanctions on Iran
Lucine Ekizian February 21, 2025 -
Epigenetics and the Victims of Violence in Palestine
Clarissa Damesyn February 21, 2025 -
What August’s Prison Swap Indicates About Future U.S.-Russian Relations
Josephine Murphy January 14, 2025
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Marco Rubio as Secretary of State: What He’ll Mean for Foreign Policy
Madeline Abellera December 27, 2024 -
Living on the Margins: Japan’s Responsibility to Address the Plights of Stateless Koreans
Matthew Inui December 26, 2024
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Change on the Horizon: Botswana’s First Transition of Power
Chaitanya Kishore December 23, 2024 -
Gobbledygook in IR Theory: What Are We Talking About?
Seamus Kim November 5, 2024 -
The Case for International Whistleblowers Protections
Seamus Kim June 3, 2024
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