On February 3, Colombia’s first leftist president, Gustavo Petro, visited the White House to meet with President Trump. Throughout the country, Colombians held their breath in anticipation after a year of heightened tensions between the two nations. In October, Trump … Continue reading
Category: Politics
Karoline Leavitt Leads the Charge Against Free Journalism in the White House
Shortly after graduating from St. Anselm College in her home state of New Hampshire, Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt began her career at the White House. During Trump’s first term, Leavitt worked in his administration’s press office, and as of January … Continue reading
A Democracy Must Protect Its Own: The Story Within Israel That the World Ignores
Over the past several weeks, Israel’s Arab citizens have begun protesting to voice their frustration and dissatisfaction with how the Israeli government has been handling the increasing violence within their communities. However, this story is often ignored by the media. … Continue reading
China’s Oppression of Uyghurs Continues As the World Reacts Passively
For decades, the Uyghur people have been subject to diverse and immense human rights violations by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). The crisis has been ongoing since May 2014, when China launched its “Strike Hard Campaign Against Terrorism”, … Continue reading
Le BNP gagne les élections au Bangladesh: espoir démocratique après le gouvernement Hasina
Des élections historiques ont eu lieu au Bangladesh le 12 février, les premières depuis les manifestations étudiantes qui ont renversé le gouvernement autocratique de Sheikh Hasina en 2024. Le Parti nationaliste du Bangladesh (BNP), dirigé par Tarique Rahman, a remporté … Continue reading
There Is a Woman in Afghanistan
Tourism in Afghanistan was not conceivable nor commercialized during the 20-year US military occupation, nor at its end in 2021, when American forces dramatically pulled out from Kabul. The international community expected the Taliban to swiftly regain control and implement … Continue reading
La responsabilité politique et l’exemple coréen
En janvier 2026, le tribunal de l’arrondissement de Seoul Central a condamné l’ancien président de la République, Yoon Suk-Yeol, à cinq ans de prison pour sa tentative de coup d’État. En effet, en 2024, Yoon a déclaré la loi martiale … Continue reading
« Une période très chinoise »: la montée du soft power chinois et l’illusion du rêve américain
You met me at a very Chinese time in my life : si vous avez été sur TikTok ou Instagram récemment, vous avez peut-être remarqué cette phrase flotter sur votre écran. De plus en plus, des créateurs de contenu se … Continue reading
The Streets of Minneapolis: Performative Politics’ Dangerous Game
Since coming into office, President Trump has utilized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) unlike any previous President. As a result, his political rivals have failed to respond adequately. What went wrong, and what could they have done better?
Since Donald … Continue reading
The Muslim Brotherhood: Trump’s Promise to the Emirates?
This past January, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) began ‘boycotting’ UK universities, taking action against the state government’s failure to designate the Islamist group, the Muslim Brotherhood, as a terrorist organization. On January 9, the UAE cut scholarship funding for … Continue reading