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The Fall of Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer and the Crisis of German Conservatism

Outside of Germany, Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer is perhaps best known for her difficult-to-pronounce name. However, on February 10th, she made international headlines when she resigned from her post as chairwoman of More

Posted On : February 21, 2020 Published By : Jacob Berk
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The Cold War over your iPhone: Politicizing 5G Networking

To the average consumer, the concept of “5G” may seem obscure and unimportant – a flashy sell for Apple’s newest line. Over the past two decades, the telecommunication industry’s jump More

Posted On : February 18, 2020 Published By : Jasper Scott
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Why Democrats Won’t Repeal Right-to-Work

In the several elections held since Donald Trump took office, Democrats have scored wins across the country. Besides rebuilding control in places where the party lost influence during the Obama More

Posted On : February 16, 2020 Published By : Kabir Gupta
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TikTok and Political Neutrality: The Current Conflicting State of Social Media Platforms

Initially launched in 2016, the video-sharing digital platform TikTok currently boasts over 500 million active users a month. It enables the spread of short 15 second videos, which are mainly More

Posted On : February 15, 2020 Published By : Elizabeth Franceschini
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Malawi Elections Annulled: Democracy to a High Standard?

Malawi has followed Kenya to become the second country in Africa to legally annul a presidential election. On February 3rd, the country’s constitutional court decided that the re-election of President More

Posted On : February 12, 2020 Published By : Pablo Guzman Lizardo
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Flash Analysis: Bernie Sanders Wins New Hampshire Primary

After the chaotic Iowa caucuses last week, New Hampshire took centre stage last night for the first-in-the-nation primary. With twenty-four delegates up for contestation, the primary in New Hampshire proves More

Posted On : February 12, 2020 Published By : Lauren Hill
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Analyzing Trump and Netanyahu’s One Sovereign State Solution

On January 22nd, US President Donald Trump released his Middle East peace deal: the  “Peace to Prosperity” plan. The plan, which proposes a novel distribution of land between Israel and More

Posted On : February 11, 2020 Published By : Gilli Cohen
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Iraq at an Intersection: Unpacking the Nomination of a New Prime Minister

In an address on public television on February 1st, Mohammed Tawfiq Allawi sympathetically appealed directly to anti-government protesters occupying Tahrir Square, aiming to signal the beginning of a new chapter More

Posted On : February 10, 2020 Published By : Maya Garfinkel
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Opinion: The Bloomberg and Steyer Campaigns are an Affront to Democracy

The 2020 US Democratic primary has certainly been a contentious and unpredictable race. While a larger division between progressives and moderates has rocked the party, there are enough candidates still More

Posted On : February 6, 2020 Published By : Jacob Berk
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Opinion: The Bernie Bro Myth – A Baseless & Hypocritical Establishment Smear

As voting in the Democratic primary election begins, the race looks increasingly frozen in place, with Bernie Sanders and Joe Biden competing for front runner status. This is a stark More

Posted On : February 5, 2020 Published By : Kabir Gupta

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