The World This Week: October 9, 2019
Southeast Asia On Thursday, the first inaugural ASEAN-U.S. Cyber Policy Dialogue convened in Singapore. The
The World This Week: September 30, 2019
The Middle East and North Africa Egyptian pro-democracy activist Alaa Abdel Fattah was rearrested this
U.S. Foreign Policy and Saudi Arabia
The Trump Administration’s foreign policy goals regarding Saudi Arabia are crafted with an emphasis on economic security rather than any liberal values, which largely defined the Obama Administration’s attitude towards the Gulf state.
The World This Week: September 23, 2019
East Asia In South Korea, a corruption investigation into Justice Minister Cho Kuk is ongoing.
The World This Week: September 16, 2019
East Asia Japan and the US reached a trade agreement this week, expecting to officially
The World This Week: September 9, 2019
East Asia China continues to deny American accusations of ill intentions after newly appointed US
China’s Space Program & Its Growing Threat to U.S. Interests
China is actively expanding space capabilities to enhance its strategic security posture and extract economic benefits. The PRC views space as critical to its future economic growth and as a resource to be exploited. The PLA has and will continue to develop counterspace weapons to constrain adversaries and deter direct military action. Should China’s space program continue uncontested, space and its vast potential will not be part of a U.S. led world order.
The World This Week: August 21, 2019
Asia and the Pacific After 11 weeks of pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong, the mainland
The Story of the 2022 FIFA World Cup: A Championship Built on Exploitation and Abuse in Qatar
Issue In 2010 Qatar was selected as the host for the upcoming FIFA World Cup.
The Bimbofication of Eastern Europe and Women’s Rise Against the Pretty Woman Stereotype
This is an excerpt from my senior thesis. Women in Post-Soviet Republics have been regarded