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K-Pop, K-Dramas, and the Rise of Korean Soft Power

Salma Mourad 10/30/24 Salma Mourad 10/30/24

K-Pop, K-Dramas, and the Rise of Korean Soft Power

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Adriana Concepcion 10/29/24 Adriana Concepcion 10/29/24

Deterrence in Disarray

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Annika Deshpande 10/29/24 Annika Deshpande 10/29/24

Building Bridges: How Germany and India Are Redefining Their Relationship

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Elsa Mitchell 10/21/24 Elsa Mitchell 10/21/24

Sudan and Red Sea Maritime “Mayhem”

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The 2024 Presidential Election: Implications for the Middle East

Miles Kershner 10/21/24 Miles Kershner 10/21/24

The 2024 Presidential Election: Implications for the Middle East

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Paula Diaz 10/21/24 Paula Diaz 10/21/24

Closing the Darién Gap

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Jack Dolan 10/20/24 Jack Dolan 10/20/24

European Decline

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Saavi Banerjee 10/20/24 Saavi Banerjee 10/20/24

Does Britain Still Have an African “Colony?”

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Gracie Sanchez 10/20/24 Gracie Sanchez 10/20/24

Addressing Chad's Struggle to Support Sudanese Refugees Through Global Aid

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Patrick Keese 10/19/24 Patrick Keese 10/19/24

China’s Involvement in Latin America Isn’t Necessarily Good or Bad—It’s Tricky

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