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Posts published in “Year: 2016”
On December 7, 1941, the Imperial Japanese Navy attacked Pearl Harbor, in an event unforeseen by the US intelligence community. Yet, as we commemorate Pearl…
Exploring an Unconventional Approach to Denuclearization: Applying Lessons from the Argentine-Brazilian Nuclear Cooperation to Curtail the Nuclear Arms Race in South Asia Jirawat Chotipatoomwan…
Two years, six months, and eight days. That was the amount of time needed for the Lebanese parliament to elect a new president. On October…
Stories to Follow United Nations Broadens Sanctions on North Korea The United Nations Security Council unanimously affirmed the strongest-ever sanctions resolution against the Democratic People’s…
Stories to Follow Amnesty International accuses Nigerian authorities of killing protesters Nigerian security forces killed 150 peaceful protesters according to a 60-page Amnesty International…
Stories to Follow ISIS launches Bosnian magazine to attract fighters An ISIS-linked Bosnian language website published copies of the three editions issued since September. Bosnia…
Jake Witzenfeld presented his documentary Oriented at New York University’s Gallatin School, sparking a conversation about identity crises on the Mediterranean shores. In the opening…
Stories to Follow A new phase on the Colombian peace talks President Juan Manuel Santos announced on TV a revised peace accord with the FARC,…
In a final installment of JPI’s 2016 election coverage, we bring you two articles, with each writer arguing why their candidate should be elected President…