Those Forgotten: The Story of Women and Girls in Sudan
Sophia Kiosses Photo via ABC News *** Since April 15, 2023 there has been a Civil War in Sudan. In…
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How Oil Redeveloped Guyana and The Corruption that Allowed for it
Javeer Khan Photo via First Lady Arya Ali on Facebook *** The country of Guyana has been of growing prominence…
Generation Z Rises: Mexico’s Youth Protests and the New Generation’s Politics
Daniela Cadena Hernandez Image via Yahoo Noticias *** Earlier this month, thousands of young people filled the streets of Mexico City…
From Nakba to the Global Sumud Flotilla: Gaza’s Blockade, Civil Resistance and the Fragile Ceasefire of 2025
Nia Cruz Photo via Doctors With Africa *** The roots of the Palestine-Israel conflict lie in the long-standing Nakba (“catastrophe”)…
Escalating Tensions Between Venezuela and the US
Camila Miranda Image via Jeff Frampton GZero Media *** The already fragile relationship between Venezuela and the U.S. has reached…
The Ritual of Voting: How Iraq’s Democracy Lost Its Meaning
Amelia Felice Photo via NBC *** “Many of my friends and relatives, even people with higher degrees, have just lost…
Talk English to Me…Please
Lara Ejzak Image via Getty Images *** After my Spanish oral exam, my professor and I discussed studying abroad in…
Twin Tragedies Keep South Asia on Edge
Michael Adcock Photo via Al-Jazeera *** On the 10th and 11th of November, two terrorist attacks in New Delhi and…
A Retrospective on September 24th: Can Ladakh Remain Leh-ssez Faire?
Aleeza Mansoor Photo via Tauseef Mustafa (Getty Images) *** The region of Ladakh is classified as a “cold desert;” intensely…