FOREIGN AFFAIRS REVIEW

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The EU’s Use of Article 7 against Poland: Rule of Law or the Laws of Rule?

Nov 3

Nov 3 The EU’s Use of Article 7 against Poland: Rule of Law or the Laws of Rule?

Dilhan Salgado D'Arcy

The EU has chosen to enforce Article 7 against Poland. Dilhan Salgado D’Arcy takes us through the implications of this.

#NiUnaMenos- A Force to be Reckoned With

Nov 2

Nov 2 #NiUnaMenos- A Force to be Reckoned With

Paola Cordova Zelenski

International Privacy Laws: Is anything really private?

Nov 2

Nov 2 International Privacy Laws: Is anything really private?

The failure of climate finance in the South Pacific

Oct 29

Oct 29 The failure of climate finance in the South Pacific

Saskia Giraud-Reeves

How Trump-era immigration policies will affect those involved in the University of Farmington sting

Oct 28

Oct 28 How Trump-era immigration policies will affect those involved in the University of Farmington sting

Gabrielle Selby

Is Arabic in decline?

Oct 28

Oct 28 Is Arabic in decline?

The Hong Kong Protests: A Human Rights Perspective

Oct 28

Oct 28 The Hong Kong Protests: A Human Rights Perspective

Que Sera, Sera: Imitations and Limitations in the Quest for Independence

Oct 27

Oct 27 Que Sera, Sera: Imitations and Limitations in the Quest for Independence

A Populist Fire in the Heart of the Amazon

Oct 25

Oct 25 A Populist Fire in the Heart of the Amazon

Hannah Graham-Brown

What the Ghana Law Student Protests say about the Inaccessibility of Higher Education

Oct 25

Oct 25 What the Ghana Law Student Protests say about the Inaccessibility of Higher Education

Gabrielle Selby

Homosexuality in Egypt: A National Security Threat?

Oct 25

Oct 25 Homosexuality in Egypt: A National Security Threat?

Language in International Politics

Oct 24

Oct 24 Language in International Politics

Garmon walks us through the importance of language in international politics and how a consequential shift in rhetoric over the past decade has directly led to greater international instability.

The United States Continues to Fund a Corrupt Foreign Company

Oct 24

Oct 24 The United States Continues to Fund a Corrupt Foreign Company

A Dangerous Precedent

Oct 24

Oct 24 A Dangerous Precedent

2019 Abqaiq Drone Attack: A Reflection of U.S. Iran Tensions

Oct 24

Oct 24 2019 Abqaiq Drone Attack: A Reflection of U.S. Iran Tensions

Middle East, Asia

Made in Britain – Bombs in the Yemen.

Oct 23

Oct 23 Made in Britain – Bombs in the Yemen.

Laoise talks us through the current conflict in Yemen and the U.K.’s role in it.

Political Animals: The Symbolism of World Leaders and their Pets

Oct 23

Oct 23 Political Animals: The Symbolism of World Leaders and their Pets

Simone Flournoy

The Myopic Truth Behind the Central African Republic's Civil War

Oct 23

Oct 23 The Myopic Truth Behind the Central African Republic's Civil War

Carl Jung and the aesthetics of progress

Oct 22

Oct 22 Carl Jung and the aesthetics of progress

Et Tu Brute: the US betrayal of the Kurds and what it means going forwards

Oct 22

Oct 22 Et Tu Brute: the US betrayal of the Kurds and what it means going forwards