The Journal of Fordham University's Top Thinkers
On Saturday, April 24th, President Biden officially recognized the Armenian Genocide, becoming the first American president to do so. Despite the date marking 106 years since the considered start of the Armenian Genocide, and both […]
If I ask you what’s the topic you think has the most significant probability of igniting an international political threat to world peace, where does your mind go? Many would argue that China or Russia […]
With a pandemic ravaging the world and the global economy still in disarray, Western media outlets have largely ignored one of the most pressing international political issues: the military coup in Myanmar. The military junta […]
I waited to write this article for a couple of weeks to see if any of the armchair activists on Instagram would share any stories or pictures of the humanitarian crisis on the southern border. […]
North Korea launched several short-range missiles last weekend following a grim warning to the Biden administration for organizing military exercises with South Korea. Negotiations with Pyongyang and Seoul have been put on the backburner as […]
The 120° heat pounds down on you as sweat trickles down your forehead. You hear the muezzin’s calls echo through the fabulously modern city streets. Despite these 21st Century comforts around you, you cannot help […]
Among a flurry of policy initiatives implemented by the Biden administration, some of the most important have involved foreign policy. In a dramatic shift from Trump’s more isolation-era policies, Biden has announced that “America is […]
Since its inception in 1993, the European Union has always been a lightning rod for debate. Despite the benefits of an economic union and a common currency, many European leaders have decried the organization for […]