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Feminism is the New F-Word – Populism & Patriarchy Among Young South Korean Men

South Korea’s violent gender polarization reminds us that the true plague lies in populism, and the weaponization of national crises against marginalized groups.

More Than a Vaccine: An Opportunity to Bridge Gaps

We must continue forging a transoceanic, transcontinental union that draws us all together in the face of this unprecedented health crisis of the century.

The Trade War is not the New Cold War

The impression that China is now the foremost adversary of the U.S. has become so prevailing that talks of a new Cold War reverberate in the media, compelling major leaders to reject the analogy to quell fears.

Far-Right Environmentalism and Its Dangers

Apocalyptic fear-mongering shouldn’t be a central plank of the environmentalist platform. Instead, climate activists must emphasize the need for change, the possibility of progress, and the essential worth of every human being.

Debunking Myths About Foreign Aid

The truth is that American foreign aid produces positive outcomes for its recipients, contains safeguards against corruption, and promotes national security and economic growth.

What’s Better than Winning Wars?

With world-threatening political, military, and technological challenges mounting, Washington’s aim becomes clear. The goal isn’t to win a war over Taiwan: it is for there to be no war over Taiwan. 

“Feminists” Are Failing Women in Iran

It is disgusting to see the lack of support for the women of Iran. This is an issue we cannot be silent about, we must speak up, help, and fight for them.

The King vs. The People: The Struggle to Bring Democracy to eSwatini

History is no stranger to the idea that a single match can light a roaring fire. The people of eSwatini, one of the world’s 12 remaining absolute monarchies, have reminded the world of just that.

We Were Eight Years in Waiting

Bartlett’s play gets a lot right, though not necessarily in the right order.

The Marikana Massacre: 10 Years On

Reflecting on the legacy of the Marikana Massacre a decade later, however, reminds me that the South Africa I call my own is far from utopia.