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The Key to Defeating ISIS: Ending Sunni Disenfranchisement
by Maya Yang May 3, 2017Since the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) formed in 2013, the United States has led a frontline fight alongside its allies to…
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Trump’s Positive Decision on Iran Deal May Allow World to Prosper
by Conor McDonald April 26, 2017To a vast number of political and nuclear scientists, the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) between the United States and Iran is considered…
As of December 2016, just six months after President Rodrigo Duterte assumed office, the war on drugs in the Philippines claimed 5,882 lives–fewer than…
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Of Drones and Terrexes: The Seizure of Military Vehicles
by Teng Wen Li March 8, 2017In December 2016, sailors from a Chinese warship seized a United States unmanned underwater vehicle operating in the international waters of the South China…
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The Double-Edged Sword of Female Leadership
by Katie Linder February 9, 2017The 2016 presidential election will no doubt remain a controversial subject in the coming years. Many feminists, excited at the prospect of America’s first…
Writer’s note: Every statement in this article and any reference to the University of Ghana or its staff and administration is strictly from the…
