Power to the Oppressor: The Venezuelan-Security Council Paradox
U.N. representatives for Venezuela, including Foreign Minister Rafael Ramirez, right, celebrate after being elected to the Security Council. Picture by...
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How the Republicans Might Have Accidentally Helped Obama Get Closer to a Deal with Iran
Iran's Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif. Picture by Maxim Malinovsky | AFP/Getty Images After Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu’s March...
Mali and the Sahel
Islamist Rebels in Mali, 2012. Picture by Magharebia | Flickr “You want to cut hands? Here are two! Cut them!”...
Trouble in Paradise: The Island President Under Attack
Former president Mohammad Nasheed being dragged to court on Feb. 23. Picture by Sinan Hussain | AP The Maldives...
NYU Law Event: Iran, ISIS, and the Future of Gulf Security
Iran, ISIS, and the Future of Gulf Security March 2, 2015 Furman Hall | The Center on Law and Security...
Kids on the Front Lines
Dany, a 14-year-old fighter, whom activists say is the youngest fighter in the Khadraa brigade operating under the Free Syrian...
Time for India to Take Down Dawood Ibrahim
Indian Security Forces. Picture by Scoot Clarskon Recent reports suggest that the underworld figure with terrorist links is a bigger...
Venezuela’s Maduro must take the first step toward admitting that he has a problem
Nicolas Maduro. Picture by Fabio Rodrigues Pozzebom | ABr There is a common theme among leaders of oppressive regimes around...
Latin America: A Culture of Violence?
The Guatemala-Honduras Border. Photograph by Meridith Kohut | The New York Times On April 17, 2014, the United Nations Office...
South Asia: Battle Ground Between ISIS & al-Qaeda
ISIS flag (left), al-Qaeda flag (right) Since the video statement by al-Qaeda leader Ayman al Zawahiri on September 3 announcing...
