The United States should mediate between warring parties in the Tigray region.
Category: Problems and Answers
In favor of the Argentine wealth tax model for addressing COVID-19 supply shortages
To address global shortages of personal protective equipment amid COVID-19, countries ought to consider a wealth tax.
It’s Not Just the Amazon: Brazil’s Pantanal wetlands are also going up in flames
Fires in Brazil's wetlands are damaging biodiversity, harming ecosystems and affecting indigenous people.
Can Palestine and Israel find common ground on environmental issues?
Focusing on the environmental effects of the Palestine-Israeli conflict may help permeate the century-long stalemate.
Understanding the rise of extremism in West Africa
Fellow Matt Slade analyzes the cause of growing extremism in Africa's Sahel region and potential solutions to the instability.
The treatment of Uyghurs in China
In China, more than one million people are being detained indefinitely, without trial or access to lawyers, on suspicion of extremism based upon their ethnic identity. Fellow Bennett Rine explores how international response can impact the problem.