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While China’s CT Policy in Xinjiang Lacks Humanity, It Also Lacks Long-term Effectiveness

February 3, 2021February 2, 2021 China, foreign policy, Uyghur, xinjiang

China’s policy of interning more than one million Uyghurs in Xinjiang is both inhumane and unlikely to yield the results that Xi Jinping and the CCP claim they want.

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Citizenship-Stripping as a Political Tool: A Comparative Perspective

April 27, 2020April 19, 2020 Citizenship, foreign policy, International, Turkey

BY EMRE TURKUT Since the attempted coup on 15 July 2016, Turkish state authorities have engaged in what they characterize

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From Prudence to Recklessness: Erdogan’s Risky Plays with International Law

February 28, 2020February 25, 2020 foreign policy, international law, legal

BY Yasir Gökçe and Mehmet Bozkaya Amidst abundant signs of turmoil and challenges in Turkey’s seemingly rudderless foreign policy, the country apparently

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Borrowing a Column from Thomas Jefferson: The Architecture of National Security Risks

December 27, 2019December 26, 2019 foreign policy, national security

In exploring what constitutes an existential risk – something that threatens the extinction of intelligent life – we evaluate the significance of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) threat both naturally occurring and manmade.

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The Limits of Power-Sharing in Lebanon: Can Protests End 200 Years of Sectarian Politics?

December 12, 2019December 5, 2019 foreign policy, Lebanon

This moment offers a rare opportunity for foreign powers to help break Lebanon’s historical cycles of violence and support demands for a shift to a more robust and representative democracy.

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The Ruse of Repatriation: Why the Current Efforts to Repatriate the Rohingya back to Myanmar Will Fail

November 12, 2019November 5, 2019 foreign policy, refugees

The international community has a responsibility to bolster its voice to hold Myanmar accountable for their denial of the brutalities and to encourage Bangladesh to continue supporting and hosting the refugees.

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How the US should respond to Xi’s assertive China

November 7, 2019October 29, 2019 China, economics, foreign policy

BY ANU ANWAR   The unprecedented rise of China has been one of the most notable geopolitical phenomena of the

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