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Who Attacked The Moscow Concert?
Brief #134 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Arvind Salem
The Moscow concert hall fell victim to a devastating attack, leaving a trail of destruction and loss. Identified as the deadliest terrorist incident in Russia in over a decade, the assault has sparked widespread concern and speculation about the perpetrators and their motives.
Continued Bloodshed Marks the 3rd Year of the Russian War on Ukraine
Brief #133 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Yelena Korshunov
The article vividly depicts the ongoing devastation in Ukraine’s conflict, highlighting the resilience of communities amidst relentless violence. As tensions escalate and civilian casualties mount, questions linger about the conflict’s trajectory and its broader implications for regional stability.
Digital Diplomacy: How Social Media is Reshaping International Relations
Brief #132 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Inijah Quadri
Dive into the realm of digital diplomacy and its profound influence on international relations. From leveraging platforms like Twitter for transparent dialogue to navigating cybersecurity risks, discover how social media is redefining diplomatic engagement in the modern age.
Ukraine: Over Two Years of War
Brief #131 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro
The two-year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is marked by ongoing conflict, with G7 leaders reaffirming support for Ukraine while President Putin extends his reign and vows to advance further. Despite international condemnation and support for Ukraine, the war continues, resulting in significant casualties and displacement, while geopolitical tensions escalate in a broader global conflict landscape.
Everyone Wants a Gaza Ceasefire, but Can’t Agree on the Terms
Brief #130 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Courtney Denning
Efforts to achieve a ceasefire in Gaza have faced obstacles despite broad political support and 61% of Americans backing the initiative. However, a U.S. veto prevented the United Nations Security Council from passing the measure, despite overwhelming international support.
El Salvador’s President Addresses His Country’s Gang Problem
Brief #129 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Abigail Hunt
El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele tackles the nation’s gang crisis with a prolonged anti-gang emergency decree, which has significantly reduced murders. However, concerns arise over human rights violations and discriminatory policies targeting indigenous communities, raising questions about the president’s approach and ambitions beyond El Salvador’s borders.
The Tragedy in Haiti
Brief #128 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Abigail Hunt
Escalating gang violence and political chaos grip Haiti as over 3,500 inmates escape prison, with gangs now controlling most of Port-au-Prince. The U.S. has announced plans to deploy troops to stabilize the situation, amid Haiti’s tumultuous history of colonialism and ongoing socioeconomic struggles.
The Week That Was: Global News in Review
Brief #127 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Ibrahim Castro
Global News Recap: Haiti declares emergency amid rising violence with gangs releasing inmates as PM Henry seeks aid. Iran’s low-turnout elections lead to conservative win amidst economic and political struggles, and more.
Echoes of Suffering: A Cry for Ceasefire from Gaza’s Heart
Brief #126 – Foreign Policy Brief
by: Aziza Taslaq
Within the chaos of relentless bombardments and displacement, Gazans like Samah plead urgently for a cease-fire, their lives shattered by the ongoing conflict. Their plea highlights the urgent need to end the cycle of suffering and work towards a future of peace and justice.