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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…
Browsing: Politics and Governance
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Sleeping With an Elephant
“Living next to you, is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant,” Former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau…
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Correspondents Weigh-in: The Las Vegas Shooting
Aziza: Was it terrorism? After news broke of the Las Vegas mass shooting, the same pattern of actions quickly emerged…
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Assessing the North Korean Threat
Over the past few months, the US and North Korea have been exchanging a battle of rhetoric leaving many wondering…
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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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In Conversation with Cuban Youth
At the top of a hill in Cuba’s Vedado district sits the island nation’s oldest university. A statue of the…
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Towards a New Nixon Doctrine, Part 2
A version of this essay first appeared at The Hamiltonian Republican. This is Part II of a two-part series. III-…
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Towards a New Nixon Doctrine, Part 1
I- NIXON’S WORLD AND OURS Most readers will be familiar with the not-often-observed legal responsibility of the President of the…
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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…
