Category: Foreign Policy
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G20 Summit
India’s rise as the “Voice of the Global South” By Rohan Jayaraman ’25 Earlier this September, India hosted the 18th annual G20 Summit in New […]
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U.S. Aid in the Morocco Earthquake Aftermath
Should the U.S. be Doing More to Help? By Hale McGivern ’25 On September 8th, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.8 struck the Al […]
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Rise of Labour Support in the U.K.
The failures of the Conservative Party By Tillie Fischoeder ’25 The rise of Labour Party support in the U.K. government is no surprise, given the […]
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America Should Give Six Billion Dollars to Iran
Fears about the Biden admin’s exchange are unfounded By Sebastian Southworth ’25 Americans are overreacting to Biden’s Iranian Prisoner Swap. All that is known of […]
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West Africans Coups
Russia spreading propaganda through West African unrest By Oliver Straight Nissen ’25 2020 marked the start of another series of coups in West Africa. Mali […]
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BRICS Is Doomed To Fail
The coalition poses little threat to the U.S. dollar By Bradford Kimball ’24 Brick by brick, stone by stone, BRICS has been steadily expanding its […]
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Will Japan Turn Our Oceans Radioactive?
Why Japan’s release of radioactive water might not be such a big deal By Yancheng Zhao ’26 As tanks near capacity at Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi […]
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The Removal of U.S. Missile Defense Systems from Saudi Arabia
Elliot Johnson // A necessary first step to end U.S. military support for a troublesome ally // The United States has greatly decreased its anti-missile […]
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Germany May Soon Enter Liberal Control
Jack McNealy // Progressive German parties must unite to take power // Later this year, Angela Merkel will step down as Germany’s chancellor, ending three […]
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North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Tests
Leo Ren // The increase in missile tests in North Korea // If the United States does not take action swiftly, it may soon face […]