The “Year of Return” and the unintended consequences for Ghanaians
BY AARYAN MORRISON Ghana’s “Year of Return”, by its very nature, was bound to gain a considerable amount of
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Turkey in the Age of Trump: A Path forward for US-Turkey Relations
BY TYLER RODGERS Shortly after midnight on New Year’s Day, a lone ISIS-inspired gunman launched an attack at a popular
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In Response: The U.S. Is Not in Decline
BY KATHERINE MANSTED Benjamin Clayton’s recent post is another outing in a long line of U.S. power pessimism, which history
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The Low U.S. Unemployment Rate Should Not Be Celebrated
BY HAIYANG ZHANG In 1867, Karl Marx famously declared, “It is the absolute interest of every capitalist to press a
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Let’s Change the Way We Talk About Climate Change: It’s a Public Health Issue
BY JEAN-BAPTISTE LE MAROIS Most climate change awareness campaigns feature stranded polar bears on drifting ice sheets, or sea levels
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No More Guessing: the South China Sea and Strategic Clarity
BY DEREK PHAM While strategic ambiguity has been a significant instrument of US defense strategy in the Asia-Pacific, emerging regional
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