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China Steps Up Commitment to Africa

Chairman Xi announces additional support for the African Continent at the Beijing Forum.

AfricaBy Tommy ColeOctober 8, 2024Xi Jinping, Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, United Nations

Terrorism Pushes Somalia Towards Second Catastrophic Famine

Terrorism Pushes Somalia Towards Second Catastrophic Famine

Counter-terrorism laws concerning al-Shabab influence in Somalia lessens the amount of aid able to reach over 900,000 struggling civilians in terrorist controlled regions.

The Butterflies’ Legacy and the Fight for an End to Violence Against Women

The Butterflies’ Legacy and the Fight for an End to Violence Against Women

EuropeYasmin LountchenkoJanuary 3, 2023United Nations, Women's Rights

There is Something in The Water in The Gaza Strip

There is Something in The Water in The Gaza Strip

Middle EastPaul St. CyrMay 1, 2022Gaza, Palestine, Water, Food Security, Human Rights, Israel, Electricity, United Nations, Fishing

When Will Western Sahara Get a Say?

AfricaSean YoungApril 15, 2022Human Rights, United Nations, Africa, Morocco, Western Sahara, European Union, Algeria, Spain, Military, War, Sovereignty, Diplomacy, Independence, Conflict

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is a Stark Reminder of a Past Conflict in Its Balkan Neighbor

Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine Is a Stark Reminder of a Past Conflict in Its Balkan Neighbor

Russia & FSUBy Dora BettsApril 15, 2022Russia & FSU, Russia, History, Georgia, Diplomacy, United Nations, Conflict, Military, War

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: A Harsh Reminder to Nepal that Belligerent Powers Can Threaten Its Sovereignty

The Russian Invasion of Ukraine: A Harsh Reminder to Nepal that Belligerent Powers Can Threaten Its Sovereignty

Asia, Russia & FSUBy Migena SatyalApril 13, 2022Asia, Russia, United Nations, Alliances, China, India, Nepal, Globalization, Energy

Lessons from Daniel Patrick Moynihan: The Price of American Hegemony in East Timor and at Home

Lessons from Daniel Patrick Moynihan: The Price of American Hegemony in East Timor and at Home

Americas, AsiaTing Wei LiMarch 22, 2022Culture, United States, Racism, Civil Rights, International Politics, Domestic Politics, Cold War, COVID-19, Welfare, Moynihan, Economy, Military, Persecution, East Timor, Timor-Leste, United Nations

How the War in Ukraine is Changing Latin America

How the War in Ukraine is Changing Latin America

Americas, Russia & FSUBy Michael YueMarch 19, 2022Economy, NATO, Ukraine, Russia, Americas, Latin America, Diplomacy, United Nations, Finance, Technology, United States

Africa Left in the Dust: Inequity in Vaccine Distribution

Africa Left in the Dust: Inequity in Vaccine Distribution

AfricaSean YoungFebruary 13, 2022Human Rights, COVID-19, Vaccine, Health, United Nations, African Union, Africa

Biden’s Airstrikes on Iranian Militias: Terminating or Prolonging the Forever Wars?

Biden’s Airstrikes on Iranian Militias: Terminating or Prolonging the Forever Wars?

Middle East, AmericasBy Charlotte StantFebruary 5, 2022Military, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Technology, United Nations