World Archives - Page 23 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Author - April 12, 2015

The Revolutionary Guard may loom over Iranian politics , but that influence does not make its endorsements harmful to U.S. interests.

Author - April 12, 2015

HPR writers discuss the terms and implications of the nuclear agreement with Iran.

Author - April 8, 2015

American economic pressure can help stabilize the political crisis in Yemen.

Author - April 1, 2015

How migrant workers are exploited from South Asia to the Persian Gulf.

Elton Lossner - March 31, 2015

Why NATO will likely keep its hands off of ISIS.

Author - March 31, 2015

In the wake of Brussels, European values must not falter.

Author - March 31, 2015

Relating the Brussels attack to recent bombings in Turkey.

Author - March 31, 2015

While ISIS gains notoriety in Europe, its position in the Middle East grows shaky.

Author - March 27, 2015

People around the world have, in a sense, become their own dictators; they are actively debasing their native languages in favor of English.

Author - March 25, 2015

Caught in Australia's battle between coal and coral, the Great Barrier Reef is in danger.