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Africa
CSW63: Priorities, Plans, and Lunch with Nigeria’s Permanent Mission to the…
High above 2nd Avenue in a tower of marble and hardwood, our delegation was met with a warm welcome and a hot meal…
The Americas
The Frozen Frontier: Climate Change Attracting Global Economy To Arctic
The trajectory of events around the North Pole may be uncertain but with market forces and geopolitical strategy at…
Asia Pacific
Why isn’t China getting younger?
China's move from the "one-child policy" to the "two-child policy" was supposed to encourage higher birth rate in…
Bangsamoro: Power Politics and Governance in Southern Philippines
A war-torn populace left weary after half-a-century of conflict is on the cusp of change.
Europe
Three Indecisive Brexit Days in March
On March 29th, the United Kingdom (UK) is supposed to leave the European Union (EU) according to the two-year…
Middle East
Op-ed: Farewell to Golan
This afternoon, President Trump announced that the United States would be formally recognizing Israel’s claims to…
South Asia
Burning Bridges from Partition to Pulwama
The recent attack in Pulwama, India-administered Kashmir, has left nearly 40 soldiers dead and all but destroyed…
The Saudi Prince’s historic visit to Pakistan
Pakistan is currently facing great financial instability. The country's current financial crisis has given its…