Over the past couple of weeks, mass disarray has erupted in vulnerable communities across the world with the dismantling of USAID, leaving them in dire conditions and in an optimal environment for terrorism to bloom. As the Trump organization ends…
Read More If the U.S. Department of State Wants to Counter Terrorism, It Shouldn’t Get Rid of USAID
In the wake of Israel’s intensified ethnic cleansing in Gaza, many have looked to the International Criminal Court (ICC) as a key arbiter to navigate this conflict. On Nov. 21, 2024, the Court issued arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin…
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On November 2, 2023, the United Nations General Assembly once again voted overwhelmingly for the United States to lift its economic and trade embargo on Cuba. Since 1992, the majority of the UNGA have repeatedly called for an end to…
Israel has historically received unequivocal support from the U.S. in forms of aid, UN vetoes and public backing. Thus, to isolate the influence of the Israeli lobby, it is critical to analyze if U.S. support aligns with American foreign policy…
Read More The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy: How Significant Are They Really?
As a humanitarian crisis unfolds in blockaded Nagorno-Karabakh, the Biden Administration's response has been lacking. Without decisive action, 120,000 lives are at risk -- and Armenian democracy itself.
The South China Sea dispute can be apprehended as a convergence of power politics and political economy with overlapping sovereignty claims.
Tensions are rising as trucker protests radicalize.
As Pyongyang ramps up its program, should Washington be worried?
Beijing shoots for the moon. Can Washington keep up?
An increasingly assertive and aggressive China will only drive India and the United States closer together.
