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The 2000-Year Bleeding Struggle of Egypt’s Minorities Persists

The 2000-Year Bleeding Struggle of Egypt’s Minorities Persists

By Mark Basta on November 27, 2023

On July 18, world news spread as an Egyptian Court sentenced Coptic Egyptian human rights advocate, Patrick Zaki, to three years of prison for “spreading…

Armenia Is on The Precipice. What Will The World Do?

Armenia Is on The Precipice. What Will The World Do?

By Marc Makornwattana on November 27, 2023

Online to On-Campus: The Symbiotic Growth of the Alt-Right Pipeline

Online to On-Campus: The Symbiotic Growth of the Alt-Right Pipeline

By David Eick on November 23, 2023

Red-Tagging and Reclamation: Manila Bay Activists Freed!

Red-Tagging and Reclamation: Manila Bay Activists Freed!

By Christian Aquino on November 23, 2023

A “Shattered” U.S. Democracy: Understanding the Dominating Forces of the Status Quo

A “Shattered” U.S. Democracy: Understanding the Dominating Forces of the Status Quo

By Yazzie Suleiman on November 18, 2023

For someone who possibly had one of the easiest paths to the presidency set up for him, Ron DeSantis is doing all the things he needed to do right, wrong.

For someone who possibly had one of the easiest paths to the presidency set up for him, Ron DeSantis is doing all the things he needed to do right, wrong.

By Lucy Cox on November 18, 2023

The Mahatma & The Politics of Pakistan

The Mahatma & The Politics of Pakistan

By Hassaan Aulakh on November 17, 2023

Project 2025: Democratic Doomsday

Project 2025: Democratic Doomsday

By Lindsey Anstead on November 17, 2023

France’s Ban on Religious Symbols Violates Free Expression

France’s Ban on Religious Symbols Violates Free Expression

By Eleanor Jonas on November 15, 2023

State of Jefferson: Rural California’s Struggle for Representation

State of Jefferson: Rural California’s Struggle for Representation

By Rheegan King on November 14, 2023

California’s Educators Pay the Price of School Board Politicization

California’s Educators Pay the Price of School Board Politicization

By Laila Hamidi on November 14, 2023