When the Dictator Wins: How Assad Is Using Reconstruction to Strengthen His Grip on Syria
BY ANNA MYSLIWIEC After nearly eight years and immense human suffering, the Bashar al-Assad regime is nearing victory in
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The Non-Feminist Case for Higher Pay for the USWNT
The USWNT doesn’t just deserve equal pay: they deserve higher pay, because they are the team we enjoy watching the most.
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Think Global, Act Local: European Cities on the Front Lines of Climate Action
BY NIKHIL KUMAR Upon her election as chair of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group in 2016, Paris Mayor Anne
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Of Kings, Pawns and Horse-Trading: Barriers to Transportation Solutions in the Philippines
BY REGGIE B. RAMOS World War II leveled Manila. The war destroyed infrastructure and seriously damaged critical parts of Southeast
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‘The Image’ of the Democratic Party: Has U.S Politics Lost its Substance?
Social media has indeed amplified, but still simply carried on, the tradition of American politics that favors appearances over reality.
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Repeating History: An Iraqi-American’s Appeal to Avoid War with Iran
BY HAMADA ZAHAWI Though I was born at a time when Iran and Iraq were at war with each
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Movement Matters: Why We Should Commit to Universal Basic Mobility
BY DANIEL COMEAUX Whether by car, train, foot, wheelchair, bike, or any of the other ways humanity has invented
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