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  • Theory of Overcompensation

Daddy Issues and Rich White Dude Entitlement – Breaking Down how Tulsi Gabbard and Peter Mandelson are Overcompensating

Journal of Political Inquiry February 13, 2026
EARNS BARNES NOBLE
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

Who gets left out when literacy declines in the US?

Sina Amberg February 10, 2026
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  • Podcast
  • Politics Decoded

Social Media and Politics

Journal of Political Inquiry February 6, 2026
Trump
  • North America
  • Opinion

The Protectionist Paradox

Taylor Freeman February 5, 2026
Cuba Russia Warships Caribbean
  • Europe
  • Latin America and Caribbean
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

Cuban Soldiers Fighting for Russia Further Strains US-Cuba Relations

George Orr January 28, 2026

Political Analysis

EARNS BARNES NOBLE
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

Who gets left out when literacy declines in the US?

Sina Amberg February 10, 2026
Cuba Russia Warships Caribbean
  • Europe
  • Latin America and Caribbean
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

Cuban Soldiers Fighting for Russia Further Strains US-Cuba Relations

George Orr January 28, 2026

Opinion

Trump
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  • North America
  • Opinion

The Protectionist Paradox

UN Humanitarian Aid
2
  • North America
  • Opinion

The Cost of Trump’s Aid Cuts: A Global Rollback on Women’s Safety and Empowerment

APTOPIX Britain Protest
3
  • Europe
  • Opinion

Against Far Right Hypocrisy, English Multiculturalism

APTOPIX Nigeria Killings
4
  • Africa
  • Opinion

Nigeria Is Bleeding—But Not From a Christian Genocide

Yemen Mideast Wars
5
  • Middle East
  • Opinion

To Deter the Houthis, Enforce Israeli Withdrawal from the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Rebecca Ferguson as Captain Olivia Walker. (Netflix/Eros Hoagland)
  • North America
  • Review

‘A House of Dynamite’ Review: Nuclear Deterrence Fails In Netflix Latest Political Thriller

Sacha Gyapjas December 4, 2025

On a seemingly ordinary day, the military base in Fort Greely, Alaska, discovers a ballistic missile heading towards the United...

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Yemen Mideast Wars
  • Middle East
  • Opinion

To Deter the Houthis, Enforce Israeli Withdrawal from the Occupied Palestinian Territories

Nurah Elmashni December 2, 2025

On Oct. 16, the Houthis declared their military chief of staff, Muhammad Abdulkarim al-Ghamari, dead. He had been killed by...

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  • Africa
  • Europe
  • Opinion

This Is How Football Became a Tool of Modern Imperialism

Zian Li November 10, 2025

More than 150 years after the abolition of slavery, human trafficking persists—just in a different form. Two centuries later, European...

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South Korea APEC Explainer
  • Academic Piece
  • North America

Tariffs Do Not a Sanction Make: IEEPA, Congress, and the Limits of Executive Power

Vladimir Gaberman October 30, 2025

Few powers are more jealously guarded by the Constitution than the power to tax, and for good reason. The Framers...

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  • Academic Journals
  • Academic Piece
  • Asia and Pacific

Nationalism and Empire in China: World War I

Yichen Gao October 2, 2025

World War I was not merely a conflict over colonial possessions; it was a global contest between empires governed by...

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Donald Trump
  • North America
  • Political Analysis

The 80th General Assembly will be an Inflection Point for the UN

Benjamin Larned September 18, 2025

From Fidel Castro’s four-hour anti-Capitalist tirade in 1960, to Muammar el-Qaddafi’s bizarre 2009 defense of Somali piracy, the United Nations...

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Richard Gowan, International Crisis Group
  • Multimedia
  • Reported Pieces

Richard Gowan (Crisis Group): “Morale at the UN is below zero”

Pau Torres Pagès September 3, 2025

The United Nations has faced an existential crisis over the past year. In a world of increased conflicts and humanitarian...

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Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani takes selfies with supporters after speaking at his primary election party, Wednesday, June 25, 2025, in New York. (AP Photo/Heather Khalifa)
  • North America
  • Opinion

What the Backlash Against Mamdani Reveals About Islamophobic Panic

Taskeen Tauhid August 6, 2025

Zohran Mamdani’s stunning upset has sparked an intense wave of political outrage, from politicians predicting another 9/11 to referring  to...

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People watch posters showing candidates for the June 3 presidential election in Seoul, South Korea, Monday, June 2, 2025. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)
  • Asia and Pacific
  • Column
  • Navigating Shifting Sands in Asia-Pacific Affairs

The Snap That Shook Seoul: Tracking the Tremors of the South Korean Election

Hana Kim July 7, 2025

On June 3, 2025, South Koreans went to the polls in the throes of a political whiplash. Just weeks after...

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  • Column
  • Opinion

DeepSeek Claims to Be a Sustainable AI Tool. But Is It Really?

Sophia Moore-Smith June 26, 2025

Have you ever considered the sustainability implications of your artificial intelligence use?  If you’re one of the 99% of Americans...

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