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Category: Americas

Articles about the Americas

When Various Voices of Eco-Justice are Recognized, Global Action Towards Climate Change Crisis Can Thrive

Environmental justice may seem like a predominantly American issue, but its global reach threatens the well-being of people everywhere.

Environment

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.

Lindsey Rogers

America Shifts to Unconventional Tactics in Warfare, Signalling End of Aircraft Carriers

The U.S. is facing the new realities of the changing face of war. In this brave new world, aircraft carriers may be phased out of the military use.

America

In a Field of Leftist Democrats, Bernie Sanders’ Foreign Policy is Radically Centrist

Bernie Sanders looks to right the wrongs of his 2016 campaign. His first major change: his foreign policy has become radically centrist.

2020 Election, Politics, United States

Corruption and Inflation: The Presidential Conflict in Venezuela

On May 20, 2018, Nicolás Maduro was re-elected to be the Venezuelan President. However, due to the lack of perceived legitimacy, Juan Guaidó also claimed legitimacy and declared himself president. Since that date, the Venezuelan government has been in a state of confusion for nine months. As time has progressed, the living conditions for Venezuelans has gotten worse.

Elections, Illiberal Democracies, Venezuela

Another Step Forward?: Prospects for the Second Trump-Kim Summit

Under the auspices of a growing North Korean missile program, the second Trump-Kim summit threatens to define East-West relations for decades.

North Korea, Nuclear weapons, Trump

Fears in Davos: How America’s Debt Affects Its Politics

The uneasiness at Davos spread to world leaders this year, as the meeting’s most important absentee, Seth A. Klarman, broadcast a negative outlook for global economic prospects.

Ian Doty

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