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Turkey and the EU: Dealing in Refugees
When Pressure for Political Consensus Blinds Policymaking The EU deadlock on refugee policy is not so much an immigration crisis…
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Historical Compromise: Japan, South Korea and “Comfort Women”
In the final days of 2015, the governments of South Korea and Japan surprised the world with a deal addressing…
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Snowden, Symbolism and Security
Edward Snowden refuses to take advantage of his “right to be forgotten”. In the midst of the ongoing international effort to…
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“Donate a Kidney, Buy the New iPhone”: The Booming Illegal Global Organ Trade
The title of this article is neither a joke nor is it unrealistic. Rather, it indicates an ugly truth that…
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Africa and the ICC: An Expanded Mandate To Secure Justice
Crimes against humanity. No three words pierce the international sphere so drastically, no charge is quite so damning, yet none…
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The Roma’s Dilemma in France
With the value of the euro at a 12-year low, Europe’s immigration issues are in the spotlight as tourists flock…
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The European Refugee Crisis Part 2: Existing EU Policies and Responses
The ongoing refugee crisis in the Mediterranean Sea is increasingly leading non-governmental organizations (NGOs), politicians, academics and civil society to vehemently…
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Straddling the Strait: Where does Turkey Stand?
In a move that shook the world for more than a few diplomats, Reuters recently published an exclusive investigative report…
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India’s Hazardous Population Control Policy
1,267,401,849. That’s the number of people who live within the borders of India—a country one-third of the size of the…
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Egypt’s 91%: The Inequities of Female Genital Mutilation
At age 12, a visit to the hairdresser marked a rare occasion for Umm Mohammad. “We were all very excited,…
