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Writing a New Story on Violence in Brazil

Lena Bae - April 15, 2011

Though largely underreported, significant policy changes have been effective at reducing violence in Brazil. Last month's replacement of the head of the Civil Police...

What Goldstone retraction? Oh, that one.

Yair Rosenberg - April 14, 2011

Defending The Crimson's interpretation of the Goldstone op-ed

Tribal Questions: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Goes to Facebook

Joshua Lipson - March 28, 2011

One recently popular question has arrested me: “Are you with…? Palestenian (sic) or Israel?” Simple and dichotomous as that.

Get Out!

Naji Filali - March 27, 2011

United States intervention in the beleaguered state of Libya will only heighten American concerns on a wide spectrum of issues.

Hakary Dzayi on Sex Trafficking

Simon Thompson - March 25, 2011

Hakary Dzayi, who is currently working with the Terrorism, Transnational Crime and Corruption Center (TraCCC), discusses sex trafficking in the Middle East.

Far-Reaching Effects of the Libyan Revolution

Samuel Coffin - March 20, 2011

High oil prices due to Libya's civil war will lead to a resurgence of Russian power on the world stage.

Debating Nuclear Energy: When Fear Triumphs Reason

Alastair Su - March 20, 2011

Should Fukushima spell the end of the "nuclear renaissance"? I think not.

Uncovering the Cracks

Caitria O'Neill - February 27, 2011

Conflict in Libya reveals flaws in the European Union's coordination capacity.

Sami Khedira and Mesut Özil: Agents of Social Change in Germany?

Alex Koenig - February 26, 2011

Just like most of the world, Germany has had a fixed eye on the political developments in the Arab World. Embarrassing plagiarism controversies aside,...

The Right of Revolution

Adam Kern - February 21, 2011

Why the Egyptian army was philosophically obligated to refrain from interfering in the protests.