Environmental justice may seem like a predominantly American issue, but its global reach threatens the well-being of people everywhere.
Author: tribeattache
The Memory of the Disappeared: Still There After 43 Years
In Argentina, the 43rd Memorial Day for Truth and Justice remembers those killed by a military dictatorship, and asks about Western involvement in the genocide.
Italy Joins China’s Belt and Road Initiative
In the global race for emerging markets, China picked up support from Italy, shocking the United States and European Union.
The Maldives: An Emerging Power Competition Between China and India
As China and India ramp up their soft power plays in Southeast Asia, The Maldives is caught in the middle, reaping the benefits of the two states’ economic investment.
The Long and Winding Road: Brexit Uncertainty and the Impossibility of the No-Deal
Brexit was set to go into effect on March 29th, but the European Union granted the United Kingdom a reprieve. What’s next is anyone’s guess.
The Paradox of Nuclear Weapons: Through the Lens of the India-Pakistan Conflict
India and Pakistan have each armed themselves with nuclear weapons. Without the scrutiny of Great Powers, the two states threaten war.
Death and Division: The Dark Consequences of Poland’s Political Polarization
Magda Baranowska: The death of Gdansk, Poland’s Mayor Pawel Adamowicz has caused Poles to reconsider the divisions in Polish politics, and the divide between liberal groups and the Law and Justice party.
