World Archives - Page 33 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

A Brave New Sanctioned World: The Case of Iran

Author - March 12, 2014

In Iran, sanctions have proven to be a dependable foreign policy tool for expressing diplomatic ire without going to war.

Nuclear Meltdown: Russia's Threat to Nonproliferation

Author - March 10, 2014

Russia’s decision to ignore its commitment to Ukraine has dealt a major blow to the principle of security guarantees in nuclear nonproliferation.

Crimean Crisis Reaches New Heights

Author - March 9, 2014

How the Crimea conflict plays out aboard the International Space Station.

Why LGBT Ukrainians Want the West to Prevail

Author - March 6, 2014

The stakes are particularly high for Ukraine’s LGBT community, for whom closer ties with Europe promises greater tolerance and increased political standing.

The Future of Al-Sisi

Author - March 5, 2014

Egypt's tough and charismatic leader will face his largest challenge yet

Ukraine's Geopolitical Crisis

Author - March 3, 2014

In light of Putin’s aggression, the question remains whether President Obama’s foreign policy deals effectively with crises like Ukraine or not.

Lessons from Paradise: A Letter From Colombo

Author - February 28, 2014

On the tenuous post-conflict future of Sri Lanka.

HPRgument: Egypt

Author - February 27, 2014

HPR writers analyze the situation in Egypt following the ouster of Hosni Mubarak in 2011. What comes after protests, constitutional reform, and governmental transition?

Ukraine Boils Over: Media Diet

Author - February 22, 2014

You might miss the rapidly unfolding human drama if you follow only American news sources.

Protests in Venezuela Worsen

Author - February 22, 2014

As the protests have escalated to more dangerous levels, the international media remains largely inactive.