Staff writer Milica Bojovic explores the intersection of international relations and sports in today’s political landscape.
Staff Writer, Katie Barnett, examines the complex role of social media in shaping communication and activism in the Middle East.
Executive Editor, Caroline Hubbard, analyzes the implications of a proposed foreign language ban within Italy’s governmental institutions.
Staff Writer Samantha Jennings investigates the leadership of female heads of state in a patriarchal world since Margaret Thatcher
Executive Editor, Caroline Hubbard, investigates the impact of the NHS strikes on the British psyche
Staff writer, Carmine Miklovis, examines the broader implications of democratic backsliding by Turkey and Brazil.
Staff Writer Emmett McNamara explores failure to form a government in Iraq after the last elections.
Staff Writer Luke Wagner investigates the demolition of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia and the consequences of the Crown Prince’s new tourism and development plan.
Staff writer, Anna Berkowitz, explores the political implications of new British Prime Minister, Liz Truss.
Ashton Dickerson investigates the ethics, security, and application of artificial intelligence in IR.
Staff Writer Mason Binker argues the case for a new third party in U.S. politics.
Marketing and Design Editor Anna Janson discusses the Green New Deal Pledge and developments in the fight for climate justice.
Staff Writer Sarah Marc Woessner investigates Macron’s potential relationship with the EU ahead of the French 2022 presidential elections.
Managing Editor, Caroline Hubbard, investigates the sudden and surprising campaign path of French presidential candidate, Éric Zemmour.
Staff Writer Hannah Kandall examines how poverty is measured in the United States, and how to modify the process to include more citizens and adapt to the modern economy.
Contributing Editor Brian Johnson analyzes the role of religious figures in politics through an exploration of the Dalai Lama's relationship with the Chinese Communist Party.
Managing Editor, Caroline Hubbard, analyzes the implementation of France’s COVID-19 Vaccination requirements in an attempt to understand the protests behind it, and how it conflicts with French values.
Marketing Editor Julia Larkin examines if America’s first primary state really is reliable in predicting who will be a party nominee and leader of the free world.
Staff Writer Rohit Ram deftly examines the aestheticization of politics and the film industry as a vehicle for authoritarian regimes.
Staff Writer Kevin Weil unpacks American political polarization.