Why Putin invaded Ukraine? It is not about ethnicity
By Brenna McKee | November 3, 2017 The war in Ukraine between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian military and paramilitary forces...
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The Ghost of Franco: A Case for Independence
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By Chutian Zhou | January 24, 2017 The UC San Diego School of Global Policy and Strategy is host to some of the world’s leading...
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By Frederick Hemans | January 18, 2017 While the total impact of the United States’ 2016 election is yet to be fully determined,...
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