World
Climate Diplomacy: Do We Need a Supranational Authority?
This year on the 22nd of September, world leaders clocked 16 hours of speech-making at the UN Climate Summit in New York. While this might say a lot about the attention span of the delegates, the more pertinent question is…
Alibaba Unveiled: Inside China’s E-Commerce Giant
In the light of a highly successful IPO recently, Stephanie Saunderson takes a better look at the company synonymous with online business in China.
Wash Your Hands And Dry Them With Dirt: The Failure of Donations to Rebuild Haiti
Mikaela Rabb explores why the oft-lauded solution of foreign aid has not achieved the necessary efficiency in the case of Haiti
What Does A Londoner Look Like? Mayoral Candidate David Lammy Hopes to Represent the New London
Analia Cuevas-Ferreras and Noah Daponte-Smith analyze the chances of David Lammy to land the mayoralty of one of the world’s most diverse modern cities
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Zach Cohen takes a hard look at Islamic State’s execution video strategy
Aftershock: Echoes of the Israeli-Palestine Conflict
Over the summer, protests erupted next to the Amistad Memorial Statue outside of New Haven’s City Hall. Student protesters rallied with “Free Palestine” and “Stop the Siege” signs. Young teens donned in Keffiyehs waved the Flag of the Arab Revolt,…
The Boundaries of Responsibility: New Haven Responds to Ebola
Adeline Bass lives in Connecticut, more than a thousand miles from the nearest case of Ebola. But the count of miles disguises her proximity to the virus which has proliferated in West Africa in the last few months: Bass is…
