Nil Yalter’s Art and the Refugee Crisis in Turkey Jasmine Lee Nov 1, 2017 Nil Yalter is hardly a new name in the world of contemporary art; from issues of feminism to immigration,…
How a Social Media Star Serves as Putin’s Secret Weapon Steven Polyakov Jul 6, 2017 Since the age of 30, Ramzan Kadyrov has led the Chechen Republic with carte blanche from Moscow. Excessive,…
Speak Loudly And Carry A Bigger Stick: The Implications of Trump’s Escalation of… Sarie Khalid Apr 10, 2017 President Trump’s missile strike on a Syrian military base in Homs Province to punish the Assad regime for its…
Dr. Feelbad: The Terrible Trend of Bombing Hospitals Maddie Clark Mar 22, 2017 As any reader familiar with apocalyptic fiction would know, crimes against humanity are the norm in war. In the…
Are All Refugees Treated Equally? Iman Lahouaoula Mar 19, 2017 With the summer months looming ahead, many of us imagine being on a beach with the scorching sun on our backs,…
Discourses of Inherent Female Victimization are Bad for Foreign Policy Eloise Goldsmith Mar 13, 2017 In the western world, the perception that women are inherently less capable of violence than men heavily influences…
A Lost Generation: Syrian Children and Barriers to Education in Turkey Jeremy Monk Mar 12, 2017 Since the onset of the Syrian Civil War in 2011, millions of Syrian citizens have sought refuge, primarily in…
Making Amends: U.S. Military Talks Turkey Kathryn Schmidt Feb 19, 2017 America's former ambassador to Turkey, James Jeffrey, once noted, “you have to deal with the Turkey you have,…
Trump’s Executive Order: Will It Be Effective? Helena Martin Jan 30, 2017 American president Donald Trump signed an executive order that closed the country’s borders to refugees. It will…
Sitting Down With Syrian National Congress Vice Chair Ida Solheim Jan 28, 2017 The eyes of the international community has for long time been centred on Syria as the civil war continues to rage…