Category: US Foreign Policy(B)

The Nord Stream Sabotage: An Ever Shifting Narrative

by McGowan, Timothy | Aug 14, 2023 | Economy(B), Environmental Issues(B), European Union(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), Military(B), NATO(B), Russia, Technology(B), U.S.(B), US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) | 0 |

On September 26, 2022, powerful explosions destroyed three out of the four Nord Stream pipelines,...

WarGPT? Measuring the Potential Impact of AI on Global Military Affairs

by Donoughe, Walter | Jun 5, 2023 | Military(B), Technology(B), US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) | 0 |

From scoring in the 90th percentile on the multistate bar exam to creating keto-friendly recipes...

America and Ukraine: Analyzing the Two Differing Interests on the Battlefield

by Butler, Marcus | Apr 30, 2023 | Russia, U.S.(B), Ukraine, US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) | 0 |

Since the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 by the Russian military, the United States has...

Mutual Technological Destruction (MTD): Why the U.S. Should Avoid Taiwan Like Quicksand

by Igbom, Chukwudalu | Jan 22, 2023 | American Politics, China, Technology(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

To remind those that continue to doubt China’s resolve to achieve reunification with Taiwan,...

Could it Happen?: The Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction in Response to the Russo-Ukrainian War

by Meyer, Madeleine | May 9, 2022 | Europe(B), European Union(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), NATO(B), Russia, U.S.(B), Uncategorized(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

On March 24th, President Biden announced that North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) would be...

Imperial Evolution: The Putin-Erdogan Quandary

by Shirtliff, Everett | May 10, 2021 | European Union(B), Military(B), Russia(B), Turkey(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

The Evolution of Two Empires From the Treaty of Hunkar-Iskelesi in 1833, to a recent deal for the...

The Showdown Between the US and China in the South China Sea

by Niebel, David | Oct 26, 2020 | Asia(B), China(B), Military(B), South China Sea(B), US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) | 0 |

The South China Sea has been a point of friction between two increasingly confrontational...

The Fallacy of Winners and Losers in a Globalized Society: A Perspective on The United States and China’s Phase-One Economic and Trade Agreement

by Dustin, Kenny | Oct 19, 2020 | American Politics(B), China(B), Donald Trump(B), Economy(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

The United States and China are, respectively, the two largest economies in the world. Accounting...

Trump’s Middle East Peace Plan: A One-State Solution

by Warner, Hannah | May 18, 2020 | American Politics(B), Donald Trump(B), Israeli Palestinian Conflict(B), Middle East(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

U.N. Security Resolution 242, The Rogers Plan, Camp David Agreement, The Reagan Plan, Madrid...

Deterrence in the Persian Gulf: Why American Efforts to Contain Iran Are Failing

by Niehaus, Joseph | Nov 25, 2019 | Donald Trump(B), Iran(B), Middle East(B), US Foreign Policy(B), War(B) | 0 |

The doublespeak that so often characterizes political life takes on a unique potency in the...

United States Immigration Policy: Contrary to human rights

by Chikwere, Ezihe* | May 14, 2019 | Donald Trump(B), Immigration(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

By: Ezihe Chikwere* Prior to being sworn into the oval office, Donald Trump ran on a platform...

Can Global Leaders Compromise by December in Order to Establish Guidelines for the Paris Accord?

by Lennon, Alyssa | Nov 7, 2018 | Environmental Policy(B), Intergovernmental Organizations(B), US Foreign Policy(B) | 0 |

By: Alyssa Lennon* On the morning of September 14th, Hurricane Florence landed in North Carolina,...

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