What is Vladimir Putin Thinking?
Daniel Melia As the Russian invasion of Ukraine closes out its first full month, the erratic, irascible behavior of Russian…
International
The Struggle of Fighting for Uyghurs in Xinjiang: A Conversation with Salih Hudayar
Kia Fatahi The history of conflict between China and the Uighur population dates back centuries. In Xinjiang, reports of detention…
Yoon Suk-yeol’s Looming Presidency: What Lies Ahead?
Amy Herd After a historically close election in South Korea on the night of March 9, 2022, Yoon Suk-yeol emerged…
The Second League of Nations: The UN’s Lack of Power
Jack Moses At the conclusion of World War II, several international organizations were established to prevent the reoccurrence of a…
An Introduction Essay to Alternatives to State-Owned Companies: Why State-Owned Companies Failed the Venezuelan Economy
Santiago Vidal Imagine having a game of Monopoly with your friends. Monopoly is a strategy game in which one’s goal…
A Closer Look at the Life of Theary Seng
The 1975 seizure of power by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia saw an immediate and radical reorganization of…
The New Warfare: The Dangers of Cyber Pearl Harbor
Michael Sluck The United States of America is the world’s foremost military power. The US spent $725 billion on defense…
A Cold War in The Arctic: Why Global Powers Are Competing for Arctic Dominance
Brian Hartan Some of the world’s biggest nations are amassing military power in the Arctic, and it may be the…
Intersectionality in Muslim and Immigrant Experience
Benedict Reilly Significant distinctions between native and immigrant populations of American Muslims are often drawn by the media; however, the…