The Middle East: Human Rights and Women Rights
July 17, 2020
By Kayla Murphy and Alyssa Bonk Saudi Arabia is a country rich in history, culture and natural resources that has held a strong bilateral diplomatic
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Selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia Risks an Arms Race
July 6, 2020
(Reposted: The Cipher Brief’s Academic Incubator program partners with colleges and Universities across the country to highlight the voices of the next generation of national
Oregon senators renew push to punish Saudi Arabia over suspected role in whisking fugitives out of US
July 6, 2020
(Reposted from By Shane Dixon Kavanaugh | The Oregonian/OregonLive) U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley are renewing a push to have the Trump administration investigate
The United States must stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.!
July 6, 2020
(Shared from Sunjeev Very, Freedom Forward) To Congress: We demand that the United States immediately stop all weapons sales to Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.
Islamophobia and the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
June 5, 2020
As the world struggles to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens, by and large, are expected to unite to thwart the crisis going beyond their religions,
The Pandemic Crisis, Economic Recession And The Rise of Extremism
June 5, 2020
With over 5 million documented cases including more than 330,000 deaths, the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread globally. As many countries are adopting strict measures
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,
Defying Sanction Threats from the US, Turkey Receives Russian Missiles
July 27, 2019
Washington DC – Friday– (07-12-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Defying strong objections from the United States and threats of sanctions,
An End to the War in Afghanistan
February 2, 2019
By by Jeffrey Stacey For the Nationalinterest.org – As violence from Taliban attacks in Afghanistan remains unabated, and the hoped for ceasefire during Eid al-Adha
The Middle East: Human Rights and Women Rights
July 17, 2020
By Kayla Murphy and Alyssa Bonk Saudi Arabia is a country rich in history, culture and natural resources that has held a strong bilateral diplomatic
Selling F-35s to Saudi Arabia Risks an Arms Race
July 6, 2020
(Reposted: The Cipher Brief’s Academic Incubator program partners with colleges and Universities across the country to highlight the voices of the next generation of national
Oregon senators renew push to punish Saudi Arabia over suspected role in whisking fugitives out of US
July 6, 2020
(Reposted from By Shane Dixon Kavanaugh | The Oregonian/OregonLive) U.S. Sens. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley are renewing a push to have the Trump administration investigate
The United States must stop selling weapons to Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.!
July 6, 2020
(Shared from Sunjeev Very, Freedom Forward) To Congress: We demand that the United States immediately stop all weapons sales to Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E.
Islamophobia and the COVID-19 Pandemic in India
June 5, 2020
As the world struggles to overcome the COVID-19 pandemic, citizens, by and large, are expected to unite to thwart the crisis going beyond their religions,
The Pandemic Crisis, Economic Recession And The Rise of Extremism
June 5, 2020
With over 5 million documented cases including more than 330,000 deaths, the coronavirus pandemic continues to spread globally. As many countries are adopting strict measures
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,
Defying Sanction Threats from the US, Turkey Receives Russian Missiles
July 27, 2019
Washington DC – Friday– (07-12-2019) – New York Institute for foreign Policy Affairs (NYCFPA): Defying strong objections from the United States and threats of sanctions,
An End to the War in Afghanistan
February 2, 2019
By by Jeffrey Stacey For the Nationalinterest.org – As violence from Taliban attacks in Afghanistan remains unabated, and the hoped for ceasefire during Eid al-Adha
