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International Criminal Justice Is Not Dead Yet
While at work this weekend, I stumbled upon a book that’s been on my reading list for some time: An...
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Preserving Radio’s History In US
For a good part of the 20th century, radio accompanied and recorded the triumphs, tragedies, and everyday dramas of people’s...
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Turkey’s Lost Democracy And Hope of Justice March
Turkish history is full of ironies. In 2002, the Justice and Development Party, or the AKP, came to power by...
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A Not So Slow Genocide
While the world is appropriately focused on the massive humanitarian crises in places like Syria and Mosul and South Sudan,...
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When Israel’s Celebration Becomes Palestinian Grief
JERUSALEM -- A few weeks ago, I woke to the sight of the Jerusalem Light Rail – which passes through...
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Venezuela’s Real Problem Is Financial
CARACAS -- Massive protests in Venezuela’s largest cities against President Nicolas Maduro are now reaching more than 80 days, and...
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Should Our Faces Define Who We Are?
To date, there have been over 30 face transplants performed worldwide, dating back to 2005. Public opinion has shifted dramatically,...
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Trump’s Provocative Rhetoric Against Iran
President Donald J. Trump, in a White House statement released on June 7, expressed sympathy with the victims of the...
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The UK Is In Chaos: Can Theresa May Save It?
Back in March last year British politics appeared slightly more stable than it does today. Sure, we were in an...
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Somalia Caught Between Qatar And Saudis
The rift in the Gulf has unleashed growing display of power that neither side seems to give up. A clear...
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How To Spot Fake News
On June 14, in response to the shooting of GOP lawmakers practicing baseball in Arlington, VA, The New York Times...
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America: State of the Disunion
The American general election, although always contentious, was marred by many instances of violence this last cycle. Unfortunately, the violence...
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Western Sahara’s Hidden Democratic Promise
On the western coast of Northern Africa are a territory, a conflict, and a people that the world has mostly...
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Where Does UK Go From Here?
In calling a snap election, British Prime Minister Theresa May argued she wanted to strengthen her hand in the negotiations...
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Theresa May’s Colossal Miscalculation
Only a month ago, most opinion polls in Britain were forecasting a massive majority for the center-right Conservative Party and...
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