A list of authors, past and present
In a major policy speech on Thursday, May 23, US President Barack Obama introduced several important, yet subtle, changes in the character and course of the American war on terror. The most notable changes came in the form of unmanned drone strike procedures, where lethal drones have been used to target Al-Qaeda operatives in Pakistan Read More…
William Zhang on the state of Iraq 10 years after the advent of the Iraqi War.
George P.R. Benson-Patterson on the positive potential of human migration patterns.
Daniel Troup on the debate of Swedish membership with NATO.
Emma Lecavalier on the political motives behind increased spending on the B61 gravity nuclear bomb.
Christopher Kelly considers the troubled relationship between the US and the West on the one hand, and Russia on the other. In analyzing the ongoing international deadlock over Syria, the author provides a glimpse into the relations between Russia and the West in recent years.
Leah Nosal examines Canada and NATO’s involvement in Libya and the path forward for Syria.
Aaron Willschick looks at the recent measures taken by Britain to reduce Somali pirate attacks and argues that the African country may finally be on the road to recovery.
Following North Korea’s third nuclear test in February 2013, China has been increasingly vocal in its displeasure of the country’s recent activities. This article questions whether relations between the two countries will endure under such turmoil.
Diana Rivera explains Bitcoin, the newest virtual currency and its implications for central banks and economics.