“Make Europe Great Again”: Outsider Schulz Revitalizes German Politics
Angela Merkel faces a serious challenge in the upcoming German election from a rising Trump-esque socialist.
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#FeesMustFall: South African Students Fight for Higher Education
Protests against high costs of attendance at higher education institutions continue in South Africa.
Japan’s Demographic Conundrum: Echoes from an Aging Nation
Simply put, Japan faces a dire shortage of kids and millennials, and the country is already feeling the socioeconomic consequences.
Transitions of Power: The U.S. and Gambia
The parallels between the situation in The Gambia and our own recent inauguration are difficult to miss.
Brexit: In or Out?
The United Kingdom’s referendum on whether to leave the EU is tomorrow. What are the arguments on both sides? And how did David Cameron get himself into this mess?
“You Won’t Be Killed if You Don’t Do Anything Wrong”: The Philippines on the Eve of Duterte’s Presidency
Rodrigo Duterte has won the Philippines’ election with an almost unprecedented mandate. No one knows what will happen when he takes office on June 30th, but one thing is certain: there will be blood.
Breaking the Olive Branch: Why Hopes of an Israeli Unity Government Were Doomed From the Start
Why did Netanyahu spurn Labor and take a sharp turn to the right? And what should expect from the new Israeli Defense Minister? Adrian Rivera breaks it down for us.