World Archives - Page 34 of 65 - Harvard Political Review

Author - February 17, 2014

The Venezuelan government's crackdowns on protesters are emblematic of its history and its failures.

Author - January 24, 2014

On the border with Syria, lingering ethnic tensions left over from the post-Hussein government form the basis of continued fighting.

Author - January 20, 2014

Can the world prevent the next plague?

Author - January 7, 2014

East Asia today and pre-World War I Europe look eerily similar.

Author - December 31, 2013

What does President Rouhani’s election mean for diplomacy?

Author - December 30, 2013

The December 31 deadline for complete destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons will not be met.

Author - December 29, 2013

In a conversation with His Excellency Hassan Sheikh Mohamoud and spokesperson Abdirahman Omar Osman, the President of Somalia told the HPR...

Author - December 26, 2013

China's future in space.

Author - December 8, 2013

Why the Iran deal is just another sad reminder of Europe’s diminishing role in international dealings

Author - December 8, 2013

The expanding role of Europe in foreign affairs