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EUROPE
Why doesn’t the US just send Anne Sacoolas back to the UK?
By David Banks, American University School of International Service The U.S. and U.K. are engaged in an international dispute about…
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Turkish Call of Duty: A game the POTUS wishes he had a restart button for
By Sabyasachi Biswal The words spoken by a fictional character – Captain Price in the famous Call of Duty franchise…
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AMERICAS
Investigations usually hurt a president’s public reputation – but Trump isn’t usual
By Douglas L. Kriner, Cornell University and Eric Schickler, University of California, Berkeley Will the House impeachment inquiry of President…
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AMERICAS
The Supreme Court and refugees at the southern border: 5 questions answered
By Karla Mari McKanders, Vanderbilt University I sat in a small room in Tijuana, Mexico with a 13-year-old indigenous Mayan…
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AMERICAS
Latin America shuts out desperate Venezuelans but Colombia’s border remains open – for now
By Cyril Bennouna, Brown University Economic collapse, government repression, violence and U.S. sanctions are making life unbearable for ever more…
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AMERICAS
America now solves problems with troops, not diplomats
By Monica Duffy Toft, Tufts University Is America a bully? As a scholar, under the auspices of the Military Intervention…
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Ukraine’s President Zelenskiy may come to regret his discussion with President Trump
By Lena Surzhko-Harned, Pennsylvania State University The scandal that erupted in response to the July phone conversation between President Donald…
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ASIA
Of gains and losses: Iran, America and South Asia
By Palwasha Khan Iran and America have recently been at odds with no hope for de-escalation. Iranian authorities aiming to…
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MIDDLE EAST
Trump scorns United Nations as tensions with Iran flare over Saudi oil attacks
By Shelley Inglis, University of Dayton President Donald Trump made his disdain for the United Nations quite clear in his…
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SOCIETY
US citizenship applications are backlogged, prolonging the wait for civil and voting rights
By Ming Hsu Chen, University of Colorado Boulder Every year, hundreds of thousands of people apply for citizenship in the…
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