Justin Kim | September 19, 2020 | Africa
Three months have passed since the Caesar act was passed with triumph in the halls of Capitol hill, yet everything seems to be at an odd standstill in Syria. Violence and famine continue to wrack the populace, killing hundreds every … Continued

Rom Peles | September 19, 2020 | Asia
By the early 19th century, the Prussian army and its state were also no longer exceptional as they once were: the commanders, generals and strategists were growing old and lethargic, stuck with an obsolete mindset. The Kaiser and his bureaucracy … Continued

Connor Raffa | August 1, 2020 | China
Over the past few months, as the coronavirus continues to ravage the globe, US-China relations have become increasingly tense. What began as a trade war in 2018 has emerged into what many are calling a modern-day Cold War with conflict … Continued

Rom Peles | September 4, 2020 | Asia
On 17 May, 2020, in the State of Israel – a land famed for its countless rumored miracles – a new miracle had just transpired. This came not in the form of a blind man regaining vision or a leper … Continued

Jake Raffa | July 2, 2020 | Africa
When picturing the center of a nation’s government, one typically imagines a proud, booming city in which citizens aspire to live. Now picture Cairo, Egypt: traffic remains congested all day, the streets are full of beggars and the destitute, building … Continued