EDITOR’S NOTE: This article was originally published as part of the Spring 2019 magazine. Russia is back. After hibernating…
EDITOR’S NOTE: This piece was originally published as part of the Spring 2019 magazine. “If you thought I spoke a…
By: Jessica Pasquarello After losing major strongholds in both Iraq and Syria within a three-month period in 2017, many news…
By Samuel Driggers ore than 1,700 French citizens have left their homes in metropolitan France to fight alongside the Islamic State…
By Christy Chu ince December 12, 2017, two Reuters reporters, Wa Lone and Kyae Soe Oo, have been imprisoned in…
By Caroline Gustavson emen is home to one of the most severe civil wars today, comparable to that of Syria.…
By Christina Chu ecent events in the Gaza Strip have demonstrated an increase in the scale of violence in the…
This article was originally published in GPR’s Spring 2017 Magazine By Seamus Murrock Of all the enduring principles set forth…
This article was previously published in GPR’s Spring 2017 Magazine By Alex Boylston s 2016 came to a close, people…
By Carson Poling n the United Kingdom’s July 1945 election, Clement Attlee and his Labour party achieved a landslide victory…
By Carson Poling The favelas of Rio de Janeiro, hubs of the Brazilian urban underclass, represent some of the poorest,…
By Tommy Desoutter uch has been said about the rise of far-right political parties in Europe. The United Kingdom’s vote…
By Ronnie Thompson Let’s be clear: North Korea is headed by a brutal and murderous regime. Its citizens are held…
By James West Poland has been staking a claim to its identity as an sovereign nation since the election of…