The Effect of Ginsburg’s Death on the Presidential Election
September 22, 2020
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg On Friday night, the US Supreme Court lost one of their own. Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away after a long fight
Category: Analysis
A Problem Re-Ignited in a Chaotic Era: Tension at China-India Border
September 18, 2020
2020 has been a rough year, COVID-19 being a major contributor. The outburst of the pandemic restricted most human activities and thus caused a global
Despite Women-led Resistance, There is a Long Road to Gender Equality
September 17, 2020
A month following the Belarusian election, thousands are still taking to the streets of Minsk to voice opposition to what they are calling a rigged
China’s Global Identity Crisis: The Challenge of Being a 21st Century Superpower
August 6, 2020
By Aaron Minkoff The US and China Cold War is a long time coming. The honeymoon period following the re-opening of China to the global
The South China Sea, A Simmering Pot
July 16, 2020
Much like many crises that befall the United States, few Americans concern themselves with their day to day lives until something from some faraway land
Recruitment of Child Mercenaries in Yemen
July 6, 2020
To Congress: Calling on the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to end recruitment of Mercenaries and child Mercenaries The New York Center for Foreign
“Between Irony and Tragedy: Can Covid-19 Help Bring Peace?”
April 15, 2020
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe of illness through every continent, and nearly every country in the world, the most immediate impact stems from the
U.S.-China Relations: A Tussle Between Two Super Powers
April 7, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and the diagnoses and death toll soar the United States (U.S.) has another crisis on its hands. Two months prior,
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Protests Around the World Focus on Politics, Economics and Corruption.
November 13, 2019
Over the past few months, millions have marched in more than a dozen nations and cities. Some have died protesting everything from government corruption and
The Effect of Ginsburg’s Death on the Presidential Election
September 22, 2020
Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg On Friday night, the US Supreme Court lost one of their own. Ruth Bader Ginsburg passed away after a long fight
A Problem Re-Ignited in a Chaotic Era: Tension at China-India Border
September 18, 2020
2020 has been a rough year, COVID-19 being a major contributor. The outburst of the pandemic restricted most human activities and thus caused a global
Despite Women-led Resistance, There is a Long Road to Gender Equality
September 17, 2020
A month following the Belarusian election, thousands are still taking to the streets of Minsk to voice opposition to what they are calling a rigged
China’s Global Identity Crisis: The Challenge of Being a 21st Century Superpower
August 6, 2020
By Aaron Minkoff The US and China Cold War is a long time coming. The honeymoon period following the re-opening of China to the global
The South China Sea, A Simmering Pot
July 16, 2020
Much like many crises that befall the United States, few Americans concern themselves with their day to day lives until something from some faraway land
Recruitment of Child Mercenaries in Yemen
July 6, 2020
To Congress: Calling on the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia to end recruitment of Mercenaries and child Mercenaries The New York Center for Foreign
“Between Irony and Tragedy: Can Covid-19 Help Bring Peace?”
April 15, 2020
As the coronavirus cuts a swathe of illness through every continent, and nearly every country in the world, the most immediate impact stems from the
U.S.-China Relations: A Tussle Between Two Super Powers
April 7, 2020
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues and the diagnoses and death toll soar the United States (U.S.) has another crisis on its hands. Two months prior,
Libya’s Legacy: A Case of Failed Conflict Prevention
April 2, 2020
by Jeffrey Stacey Bassima Al-Ghussein – Libya would appear to be the least likely candidate for a non-threatening external intervention intended to prevent conflict. Libya’s civil war,
Protests Around the World Focus on Politics, Economics and Corruption.
November 13, 2019
Over the past few months, millions have marched in more than a dozen nations and cities. Some have died protesting everything from government corruption and
