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In Between the Lines

Author - April 18, 2014

Trying to write a thoughtful article on the thoughtless Italian situation.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_mII5hHHKg&list=UU4crbddp1Oroq01LSUEjsrQ&width=665 India, the world's largest democracy, is currently gripped by election fever. Modi and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) are set to win big, as...

Afghanistan's Historic Day

Author - April 13, 2014

"Just like my family, for many Afghans April 5, 2014 was the biggest day of their lives."

The Head and the Heart of a Neo-Ottoman Expansionist

Author - April 12, 2014

What a leaked video shows about the Turkish Prime Minister and his expansionist tendencies.

Milking MH370

Author - April 7, 2014

The media’s callous treatment of a tragic accident.

The Crimea Conflict and the Lessons from Georgia

Author - March 29, 2014

In evaluating the Western response to Russia's annexation of the Crimean peninsula, we should look towards the example of the 2008 invasion of Georgia.

Ancient Causes of a Modern Conflict in Mali

Author - March 23, 2014

Explaining the Tuareg Rebellion in Mali

Still a Long Walk to Freedom: South Africa After Mandela

Author - March 19, 2014

In Madela's wake, South Africa continues to shape its future.

If the Boot Doesn’t Fit: Why Protests in Italy Cannot Bring about a Social Revolution

Author - March 14, 2014

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A Brave New Sanctioned World: The Case of Iran

Author - March 12, 2014

In Iran, sanctions have proven to be a dependable foreign policy tool for expressing diplomatic ire without going to war.