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Ski Resorts, Skyscrapers, and Sand Dunes: How Viable is MBS’ Vision 2030?

The success of the Saudi reimagination project depends not only on the Kingdom’s capacity to effectively court the West, but also on its ability to navigate perennial rivalries and disputes in its own neck of the woods.

Shedding Light on Sudan’s Crisis: Decades of Political Turmoil and International Silence

Despite frequent misconceptions, the country hasn’t crumbled simply due to a lack of potential, but rather due to a lack of leadership and global consciousness — and its citizens are bearing the consequences.

A Canadian Province Experiments with Hard Drugs

The outcome of B.C.’s drug decriminalization experiment will prove significant for the rest of Canada.

International Adoption: Family History vs. DNA

DNA is not a substitute for the family history that, both medically and orally, can only be passed down from one generation to the next and cannot be shared through blood or by taking a test.

Turkey’s Tilt: Erdogan, Deteriorating Democracy, and the West’s Role

It is vital that the United States and the EU incentivize democratic development in Turkey and foster a more productive partnership with this now authoritarian nation to safeguard democracy and liberal values on the international stage.

Addressing Global Health — From the Ground Up

Securing healthcare for all requires addressing not only healthcare infrastructure but also the specific social, economic, and political factors that affect health outcomes.

China’s Judicial Environment, Eight Years after 709

Though it was not uncommon for the Chinese government to harass and detain human rights lawyers, the consequences of the unprecedented crackdown that began on July 9, 2015 can still be felt today.

The June 4th Exhibition: How Archives and the Internet Mobilize Chinese People in the Fight for Human Rights

The museum's commemoration holds significance on a global level, as China's ascent as a major world power amplifies concerns about its human rights issues worldwide.

The First Australian Referendum in 24 Years: Constitutionalizing an Indigenous Voice in Parliament

“Real solutions” that target social inequality and issues for Indigenous Australians cannot arise, much less be implemented, without the input and support of those affected.

The Burden of Climate Injustice: The Catastrophic Floods in Pakistan

Pakistan and other developing countries, such as Afghanistan and Bangladesh, are among the most vulnerable to climate change since they have suffered the worst fatalities and GDP loss from climate-related incidents in recent decades.