Rethinking Western Drug Policies: A Chronicle of Biases and Inconsistencies
More than 50 years have passed since President Nixon first declared the infamous “War on Drugs” in 1971. However, instead...
Regions
Transatlantic Unity in a Changing World
For many observers, Trump's presidency had put the final nail in the transatlantic coffin after more than two decades of...
Faculty Insights Podcast: India’s Democracy & Media’s Role Amid Backsliding
Welcome to Faculty Insights Podcast! In this episode, we delve into the immense power of information and its transformative effects...
Navigating the 90s Legacy: Baltic States, EU, and Russia’s Challenges
In a recent interview with DW News, Latvian Minister of Foreign Affairs and President-elect Edgars Rinkēvičs, in response to the...
Soft Social Credit System: The Unforeseeable Outcome of the Digital Revolution
The ascent of cancel culture and the prevalence of online mob mentality have bestowed upon tech companies the power to...
2022: The Year Europe Made Its Energy Shift
We passed the first anniversary of the Russia-Ukraine War this February. This war has revealed Europe’s energy security weaknesses as...
China Briefs: The Perils of the US-China National Security Agendas
Is China a strategic competitor or adversary to the United States? To assess this question we must examine intent and...
Privilege and Ignorance: Posie Parker’s Misguided Comparison of Trans Protests to Women’s Rights in Iran
I was recently assigned the task of compiling a comprehensive report on Kellie-Jay Keen-Minshull, also known as Posie Parker, and...
Can China’s Popular Nationalism Break the China-Russia Alliance?
After a century and a half in decline, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) believes it has the historical responsibility to...
Gulf Peace: China’s Progress and U.S. Standstill
While US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was visiting the Middle East, delegations from Iran and Saudi Arabia secretly visited Beijing and...
