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Annika Deshpande 9/27/25 Annika Deshpande 9/27/25

No Flood Control, Just a Flood of Protests: Philippines Erupts Over Corruption Scandal

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Adriana Concepcion 9/24/25 Adriana Concepcion 9/24/25

Nepal’s Turning Point

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Evelyn Shea 9/24/25 Evelyn Shea 9/24/25

Looking To The Right: The Rise of Populist Politics in Germany

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Paige Greene 9/24/25 Paige Greene 9/24/25

Political Polarization Topples the French Government: A Call to Accept the Gray

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Miles Kershner 9/24/25 Miles Kershner 9/24/25

Israel’s Invasion of Gaza City: Does the US Have a Red Line?

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Testing NATO’s Resolve: Russia’s Drone Incursions and the Future of European Security

Kristina Danilenko 9/23/25 Kristina Danilenko 9/23/25

Testing NATO’s Resolve: Russia’s Drone Incursions and the Future of European Security

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The Ever-Shifting Pendulum Between Israel and Hamas: Implications of Qatar

Isabella Garcia 9/23/25 Isabella Garcia 9/23/25

The Ever-Shifting Pendulum Between Israel and Hamas: Implications of Qatar

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Carlisle Shore 9/23/25 Carlisle Shore 9/23/25

Striking a Dam Good Deal: Rising Tensions Between Ethiopia and its Downstream Neighbors

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Will Cavender 9/22/25 Will Cavender 9/22/25

How U.S. Tariffs Are Forging Canadian Independence

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Eurovision’s Breaking Point: Israel

Dean Neelsen 9/22/25 Dean Neelsen 9/22/25

Eurovision’s Breaking Point: Israel

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