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What Happened in Kashmir – and its Aftermath
The beginning of August kicks off apple season in Kashmir, but ungathered fruit rots across orchids in the region. Schools…
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The Moral Dilemma of Driverless Cars
As companies like Uber, Google and Apple join traditional automakers in the race to produce self-driving cars, a future dominated…
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Local Competitors Replace Uber, Struggle with Controversy
The days of Uber as the innovative app that will change the way we think about transportation is over -…
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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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Russian Electoral Interference and US Hypocrisy
Since Donald Trump’s surprising (depressing?) election victory, even more attention has been focused on Russian interference in the US election.…
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The Politics of Declassification
One morning in 2010, foreign governments and American officials around the world were faced with the possibility of a multipronged…
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Has War Become Too Easy?
If history has taught us anything beyond that conflict is inevitable, it’s that wars often prove self-correcting. In other words,…
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Cracking the Politics of Language
Mokusatsu. In stating the Japanese cabinet’s position on the Potsdam declaration, Premier Kantaro Suzuki uttered this notoriously vague word, which…
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The UAE’s Rising Space Program
In May of 2015, the UAE took another step into the space exploration arena with the establishment of the Mohammed…
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Internet Infrastructure: The New Frontier of Foreign Aid
Within any government, the allocation of foreign aid gets encumbered by some of the worst bureaucracy and political inanity. Despite…