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The Trump administration’s counterterrorism strategy risks forgetting key lessons from the Obama years.
The Trump Organization’s continued business dealings with foreign governments, both at home and abroad, challenge the core principles of U.S. democracy.
The United States is contributing to the global refugee crisis through its military actions, choice of partners, and defiance of international norms.
Given the serious problems of measurement, any statistic on violent deaths should be treated with caution.
As more women enter politics, they will frequently suffer from gendered political violence. Responding requires holistic methods aimed at transforming both political and social cultural practices.
What trends can we decipher when it comes to modern protests? Is there a pattern to the grievances that helps to explain the current spike in citizen mobilisation?
Amid Asia’s high-profile security concerns, the role of democracy in the region’s geopolitics seems to be gaining resonance.
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback’s uncompromising social conservatism may threaten the continued success of U.S. religious diplomacy.
President Trump’s decision to end the DACA program is extraordinarily poor policy for fighting crime and keeping America safe.
U.S. democracy policy is under severe strain, but writing off the United States as a key supporter of global democracy is premature.