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Brazil’s World Cup, a Reflection of Flawed Priorities?
by thegeneration July 3, 2014By Emily Milstein International sporting events provide platforms for host countries to broadcast their national glory. With the world watching, a host nation can…
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The Fragile Peace in South Sudan
by thegeneration June 13, 2014by Izabela Chmielewska Since its tumultuous independence in 2011, South Sudan has been a fragile state. The region is marred by ethnic clashes, which…
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Old Problems, New Scapegoats
by Erica Anjum May 20, 2014By Erica Anjum Africa is a continent of profound diversity. Nonetheless, many African countries share something in common: most are considered “underdeveloped.” While there…
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Crisis in Ukraine and the Global Scramble for Ukrainian Allegiance
by Christine Smith May 5, 2014By Christine Smith – Editor Since November of last year, mounting tensions within Ukraine have made divisions between Russia, the European Union (EU), and…
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A Broken Measure Will Not Be Fixed by a Broken System
by Erfan Faridmoayer April 19, 2014By Erfan Faridmoayer Editor Immigration reform has always been a subject of heated discussion in American politics. Whether the government at the time has…
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Are the U.S. and India Headed for a Break-Up?: Finding the Delicate Balance in Diplomatic Relationships
by Noelle Little April 12, 2014By Noelle Little The arrest of the Indian diplomat, Ms. Devyani Khobragade, last December in New York sparked a renewed interest in the future…