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The End of "The World" As We Know It

Sophie Fry - July 21, 2011

Many of the sensational stories covering the phone hacking scandal have lacked analysis of the history of News Corp, essential for any critical perspective of the events currently unfolding.

Numbered Days: Bailing Out Europe’s Last Dictator

Beatrice Walton - July 13, 2011

Once a mark of his power, Belarus’ economy, now in near free fall, may finally bring an end to Lukashenko

World Health Organization: First Thoughts

Lisa Nawei Chen - July 8, 2011

Impressions of the work culture, demographics, and operations at the World Health Organization in Geneva, Switzerland.

The ICC to the Rescue!

Tyler Cusick - July 5, 2011

There needs to be an international court in which crimes that defy the scope of ordinary law can be tried

Making Sense of the Republic and Its Diversity

Nadia Farjood - July 3, 2011

How a changing France is challenging the country's ideas on race, equality, and the future of the republic

St. Petersburg’s Chinese Towers

Eric Hendey - June 30, 2011

The economic foundations of a new Sino-Russian "strategic partnership"

Tahrir Square and Egyptian Solidarity

Giacomo Bagarella - June 28, 2011

Giacomo Bagarella reflects on his experience attending the May 27th protests in Egypt's Tahrir Square.

On Being a Feminist in Russia

Marina Bolotnikova - June 26, 2011

Are Russian women subject to patriarchal cultural expectations, or simply following a set of harmless social conventions?

Between Accident and Intention: Revisiting State Failure

Lena Bae - June 26, 2011

The labeling of failed states as “intentional” clouds the actual lack of control governments in such states often have.

(Sting’s) Intro to US-Russian Relations

Beatrice Walton - June 24, 2011

Socially, relations between the U.S. and Russia have come an incredibly long way over the past two decades. Political relations, however, still have a long way to go.