Greece’s new “Necktie Revolution” and the slow death of a… Sam Hersh Feb 11, 2016 If I could choose to not be any one political leader in the world right now it'd probably be Greek Prime Minister,…
Negotiating with the Schengen’s Gatekeeper: Turkey and the European Migrant Crisis Kathryn Schmidt Feb 8, 2016 Europe is experiencing a migrant crisis of tremendous magnitude, the largest it has experienced since the…
Shifting Tides: Bombing in Istanbul Highlights Regional Struggle with Border… Conor Swimm Jan 23, 2016 For the second time in a matter of months a Turkish urban center has fallen prey to an attack at the hands of a…
The Clash of “Isms” – When Racism Wins Alix Vadot Jan 22, 2016 It was in the late 2000s that sexual violence became a core focus of the media in Europe. In her article on “Sexual…
No End in Sight: The Syrian Conflict in 2016 Abdalla Saleh Jan 16, 2016 Once magnificent cities now lying in ruins. Wailing mothers, holding lifeless infants to their chests. Ghastly …
The Reasons Behind the Ploy: The EU Turkey Summit Francesca Wallace Dec 21, 2015 On November 29th, the European Union (EU) signed a deal with Turkey regarding the waves of Syrian and other…
How Europe’s ‘Other Half’ Handles Refugees Nicholas Buhne Dec 5, 2015 Is an old divide being given a new face in Europe? It can certainly seem that way when looking at the very public…
The Battle for Germany’s Soul Stephen Friedrich Nov 11, 2015 It is a scene that has become depressingly familiar. Between twenty to thirty masked attackers, armed with baseball…
Should They Stay or Should They Go: Greece and the Eurozone Sam Hersh Feb 23, 2015 With the recent election of Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras and the radical left coalition, Syriza, speculation…