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The Catalonia Problem
Catalonia– a self-governing region in Spain– has always been different from the rest of the country. It has its own…
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Why Merkel Will Win Germany’s Election
With Germans heading to the voting booths this Sunday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel stands as the de facto, unchallenged leader…
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Mayor Sobyanin’s Modern Perestroika
American media outlets like CNN and Fox News routinely cover Putin’s closest advisors, like Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, but journalists…
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Glimpse Weighs In: French Election
Katya Lopatko: A Win for Centrists “On Sunday, the people of France annoyingly retained their traditional right to claim intellectual…
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Two Dumb Ideas and the Trump Team’s Grand Strategy
A time-honored tradition in the foreign policy commentariat is the habit of anyone who studies foreign policy for a living–from…
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The EU and UK: Moving Brexit Forward
Introduction Recently, the EU has undergone significant changes due to external factors including, but not limited to, the 2008 economic…
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US-EU Policy: Conflict in GMOs and Privacy Rights
Abstract Despite friendly appearances, there is a growing policy gap between the US and the EU, be it in military capacity, attitudes…
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Reconciling Spain’s Religious History
Convivencia Destroyed For much of its history, Toledo, Spain was “la ciudad con tres culturas,” the city with three cultures,…
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Chancellor Chess
The wave of anti-globalization that has overwhelmed the West over the past year has left no country untouched; political movements…
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Globalization’s Populist Offspring: The Political Landscape of 2017
Concerned murmurs of “populism” hang over many political movements that emerged in 2016. The word littered headlines, describing political parties,…
