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Far-Reaching Effects of the Libyan Revolution

Samuel Coffin - March 20, 2011

High oil prices due to Libya's civil war will lead to a resurgence of Russian power on the world stage.

Debating Nuclear Energy: When Fear Triumphs Reason

Alastair Su - March 20, 2011

Should Fukushima spell the end of the "nuclear renaissance"? I think not.

Uncovering the Cracks

Caitria O'Neill - February 27, 2011

Conflict in Libya reveals flaws in the European Union's coordination capacity.

Sami Khedira and Mesut Özil: Agents of Social Change in Germany?

Alex Koenig - February 26, 2011

Just like most of the world, Germany has had a fixed eye on the political developments in the Arab World. Embarrassing plagiarism controversies aside,...

The Right of Revolution

Adam Kern - February 21, 2011

Why the Egyptian army was philosophically obligated to refrain from interfering in the protests.

Bring Back the Pharaoh!

Joshua Lipson - February 21, 2011

After thirty years of autocratic rule in Egypt, President Hosni Mubarak has yielded to the dictates of a democratic revolution. In living up to...

Unmasking Egypt’s True Villain

Alastair Su - February 20, 2011

For democracy to prevail in Egypt, deposing Murbarak will not be enough. What is needed is an overhaul of state-military relations.

How to pay three million dollars in order to lose a billion customers

Jimmy Meixiong - February 13, 2011

The super bowl is a true spectacle. This year over 110 million Americans tuned in to watch the super bowl. With such an outstanding...

Dear Thomas Friedman: Serious In Singapore, But So What?

Alastair Su - February 13, 2011

While Friedman's praise of Singapore is inspiring, it simply isn't realistic.

The Dangers of Compliance

Caitria O'Neill - February 13, 2011

Why President Lukashenko's cooperation in Belarus could be more deadly than his refusal. With smoke and whispers of a domino-effect rising in the Middle East,...