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Je Suis Charlie
In the aftermath of the Charlie Hebdo shootings, Western powers need to critically reassess their entire approach towards the Middle East
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Fighting Words: How media coverage of ISIS endangers public consciousness
Stephanie Kelley points out that the Western media is partially responsible for Islamophobia in contemporary American politics and society
Eurasia’s Unrecognised ‘States’: Terrorist Separatists or Nations in Waiting?
Will Burke-Nash questions whether Eurasia's unrecognised states may one day achieve legitimacy
Lessons From Lanka: Is Military Intervention the Answer?
Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan asks what lessons can be drawn from the Sri Lankan war for combatting the Islamic State
Hong Kong: The Unexpected Revolutionary
Ryan Tang argues that the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong are long overdue
From Moderate Islam to Totalitarianism
Reyhan Gulec argues that Erdogan's Turkey is increasingly totalitarian
The Tiger Looks to the Future
Siddharth Venkataramakrishnan asks what the results of the latest Indian election mean for its future
Foreign Aid: Option or Obligation?
Kishan Koria explores how using political theory could force a rethinking about foreign aid
What Has The U.S. War on Drugs Done?
Amaris Lee reports on IRSOC's panel discussion of America's War on Drugs
Boko Haram: Nothing but a name?
The recent kidnapping in Cameroon by Nigeria's Boko Haram shows that we should not underestimate the group's incohesive and unpredictable nature