World
Democracy in Hungary
Recognizing that the main thrust of Orbán’s popular mandate lies in a need for secure Hungarian national sovereignty, the EU should act accordingly.
The Mexican Left in 2018: Ambition and Division
Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s attempts to attain Mexico’s highest office have led to serious questions about the sincerity of his progressive ideology.
Interview with Alex Salmond, Minister of Scotland from 2007 to 2014
“It must be put before the Scottish people as to whether they want to choose between a hard Brexit and a European future.”
Farmers, Fields, and Fear: The Colombian Growers Caught in the War on Coca
“There is not permanent success in the fight against drugs.”
Eyes on the Revolution: A Personal Account of Ukraine’s Euromaidan Movement
During the revolution, I went to protests, I marched––and, most importantly, I never put down my camera.
United Against Benetton: Argentina’s Mapuche Fight Against the Clothing Corporation
With the Argentine government unwilling to enforce their legal protections, the Mapuche have been left to fight for themselves.
The Feminism of Jacinda Ardern’s Pregnancy
When asked how she managed both morning sickness and the task of installing a new government, Prime Minister of New Zealand Jacinda Ardern responded “It’s what ladies do.”
An Interview with Jo Aggarwal, Co-inventor of Wysa
“Our mission is to make the world mentally resilient, it isn’t to cure depression—it isn’t to cure a mental illness. We’re out there to make sure that nobody is completely alone.”