If Hong Kong wanted to stay a democracy, it should have built an army
BY SHAI KIVITY Imagine: China has just mobilized its army from Guangzhou and has invaded Hong Kong. Communications are
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Public Charge: A Threat to Public Health and the American Dream
BY NUSHEEN AMEEDNUDIN For over a century, the Statue of Liberty stood as a powerful symbol of the United
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Abandoning Syria
BY RAHAF SAFI
In an attempt to create a “humanitarian” zone, another humanitarian tragedy is being carried out.
Why India Should Invest in Pakistan’s Development
BY NEHA BANSAL From 2003 to 2004, in an initiative to promote India both as a production and investment
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An Untold Story: The Need to Address Sexual Abuse and Exploitation of Refugee Boys
BY EMILY AUSUBEL At the young age of 12, Mohammad’s family sold him to an older man to serve
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The Fault Lines in India’s Entrepreneurship Policy: Examining Startup India
BY ANISH TIWARI On the brisk morning of August 15, 2015, as India celebrated its 69th Independence Day, prime
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Higher Education Access: Filling in the Cracks versus Rebuilding the Foundation
BY CHIDI AGU Accessing the American College Dream There is a persistent and aspirational narrative in the United States
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