Disaffection and Abandonment: The European Far-Right Drift Foreign Policy Brief #175 | By: Damian DeSola | January 24, 2025 Photo by Mika Baumeister on Unsplash __________________________________ The far-right in Europe is rising once again. Following a trend that has...
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Developments in Syria: A Window of Opportunity
Developments in Syria: A Window of Opportunity Foreign Policy Brief #173 | By: Damian DeSola | January 10, 2025 Photo by Ivan Hassib __________________________________ The Assad regime has fallen. After over fifty years of a totalitarian hereditary dictatorship, the...
The Sidelined War: Myanmar’s Fight for Freedom
The Sidelined War: Myanmar’s Fight for Freedom Foreign Policy Brief #171 | By: Damian DeSola | December 8, 2024 Photo by Pyae Sone Htun on Unsplash __________________________________ On February 1, 2021, Myanmar’s military, the Tatmadaw, forcefully overthrew the...
Losing the Other Georgia: Democracy is on Defense
Foreign Policy #167: Losing the Other Georgia – Democracy is on Defense
The recent parliamentary election in Georgia has sparked international outcry, with allegations of voter intimidation, ballot stuffing, and violent activity undermining the legitimacy of the results. Western nations, including the U.S. and EU, have rejected the outcome, calling it a significant blow to democratic values. Meanwhile, pro-Russian policies by the ruling Georgian Dream party signal a potential shift toward authoritarianism, threatening Georgia’s path to EU membership and further consolidating Russian influence in the region.
Harris and Trump Will Treat Our European Allies Differently
The United States finds itself in a tumultuous time. Both at home and abroad, our country’s staying power is being tested. As we prepare for an election that is days away, the world is watching as we choose one of two very different views of foreign affairs to lead us through the next four years.
Recounts, Lawsuits, and Headaches: How Certification of the Election Could Stall
In 2000, George W. Bush won the election against Al Gore. This was after months of legal proceedings, recounts, and political maneuvers, turning the 2000 election into one of the most controversial in American history.
Swing States Will Decide the Election: It’s Anyone’s Game
As the 2024 election reaches its fever pitch, the fate of the presidency hinges on just a few swing states like Arizona and Pennsylvania. With razor-thin polling margins, the final days of campaigning could determine whether Harris or Trump secures enough electoral votes for victory.
The Limits of Electric Cars and the Benefits of Transit Solutions in Addressing Climate Change
Electric cars may seem like the answer to cutting emissions, but they only scratch the surface of our climate challenges. True sustainability lies in reimagining our cities with transit-focused solutions that can drastically reduce greenhouse gases and reshape our future.
Ukraine’s Surprise Offensive: What it Means for the War Ahead
In a bold and unexpected move, Ukraine launched a surprise offensive into Russian territory, marking the first invasion of Russia since World War II. With Russian forces scrambling to respond, this daring strategy could shift the dynamics of the war and reshape the future of the conflict.
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