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World

Still a Long Walk to Freedom: South Africa After Mandela

In Madela's wake, South Africa continues to shape its future.

A Brave New Sanctioned World: The Case of Iran

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

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

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

Why LGBT Ukrainians Want the West to Prevail

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

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

Ukraine's Geopolitical Crisis

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

On the tenuous post-conflict future of Sri Lanka.

HPRgument: Egypt

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