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Europe

Jez, We Feel the Bern!

Jeremy Corbyn and Bernie Sanders are relegating centrists to the margins in the United Kingdom and the United States.

Identity Crisis

Mass migration into Europe is something of a new phenomenon.

Xenophobia and the Refugee Crisis: Poised to Explode

Heightened support for anti-immigrant parties could also bleed over into nearby countries that haven’t seen success with ultra-conservative groups and influence their political climate.

Lessons From Gaziantep

“Refugees will take our jobs” is the battle cry for many, but it is a false one.

Redefining the Union

Unity and division within the EU are often presented as mutually exclusive. This current refugee crisis has shown that this dichotomy need not exist.

A New Nationalism

The current migration crisis is but the first of what will likely be many major tests of Europe’s commitment to internationalism.

An Ideological Crossroads

Leaders across the continent have much more at stake than their own political livelihoods when considering how to handle the current refugee dilemma—the future of Europe as a bastion of tolerance and human rights is on the table as well.

Obligation in a Time of Hardship

The decision to take on refugees should be left up to the people of those independent states, regardless of the power the floundering European Union supposes it has to force them otherwise.

Europe's Crisis of Faith

What each country seems to ignore is the sheer volume of biblical content that directly condemns their acts of hostile intolerance.

Engineering The Climate

As we fly past carbon emission targets, has the time come for more direct intervention against global temperature increases?