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
On August 18th, 2020, gunfire erupted outside a military base in the Malian town of Kati. For the second time in the past decade (the former being in 2012), Malian opposition forces had staged a coup d’état and were attempting … Continued
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
Towering skyscrapers dot the horizon. A luxury bus accommodates a young passenger who pays for her journey with her smartphone. The streets bustle with people and cars long after sundown. Such is common life not in Shanghai, New York, or … Continued
As the world braces for COVID-19 and social distancing persists, many countries have turned their focus inwards, attempting to salvage their economies and minimize casualties. However, this has had the unintended consequence of leaving many ill-equipped, developing countries to fend … Continued