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Isabella Chon

The Catalan Movement After Puigdemont’s Arrest

Isabella Chon Apr 21, 2018
On 24 March 2018, former Catalan President Carlos Puigdemont was detained by German police as he crossed into Germany from Denmark. Living in self-imposed exile in Brussels since October, Puigdemont was traveling from Finland to Belgium…
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Trouble in Paradise: Maldivian Political Crisis

Isabella Chon Mar 7, 2018
Earlier this month, the political crisis in the small island nation of the Maldives deepened when tensions arose between incumbent President Abdulla Yameen and the Maldivian Supreme Court. Previously in 2012, turmoil began when Mohamed…
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The Jasmine Revolution: Seven Years Later

Isabella Chon Jan 31, 2018
Seven years after Tunisians fought to depose longtime dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, a revolution that subsequently set the Arab Spring into motion, protests are once again being mobilized across the country. Every January since the 2011…
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Will India Continue to Challenge China in 2018?

Isabella Chon Jan 2, 2018
Earlier this year, China and India accentuated their longstanding strategic rivalry with an unprecedented 10-week standoff in the Doklam plateau. Situated in the Himalayas at around 10,000 feet above sea level, Doklam is considered part of…
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A Case for Japan’s Remilitarization

Isabella Chon Nov 12, 2017
Following a landslide election victory at the end of October 2017, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe promised to challenge what he considered the country’s pressing national crises: persistent deflation, an aging population and the…
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Duterte’s War on the Poor: A Question of Bias

Isabella Chon Oct 10, 2017
Over the past month, the Philippines has undergone a series of legislative changes that have exacerbated its declining human rights situation and its effects on the poor. In early September, the Philippine government rejected 154 of the 257…
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Hidden Truths behind the DR Congo’s Kasai Conflict

Isabella Chon Apr 7, 2017
After a two-week disappearance in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), the remains of United Nations Humanitarian Experts Swede Zaida Catalán, American Michael Sharp, and their Congolese interpreter Betu Tshintela were discovered in…
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Hong Kong 2017 Chief Executive Elections: A Dwindling Promise for Universal Suffrage?

Isabella Chon Mar 13, 2017
Hong Kong’s chief executive elections, one of the city’s most anticipated political events, are scheduled to take place shortly on March 26 2017. Recently, several influential figures have been vying to secure nominations in order to…
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Duterte’s Fight for Reproductive Health Could Alter His Legacy

Isabella Chon Feb 12, 2017
In an ongoing polemic against the Catholic Church, Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte recently issued an executive order to strengthen the implementation of the Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health (RPRH) Law. The RPRH was a…
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