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November 10, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
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by Sarah McKinnis t has been over five weeks since the disappearance and subsequent murder of prominent Saudi critic and journalist Jamal Khashoggi, yet the global community is still hesitant to hold Saudi Arabia accountable for this...
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November 7, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
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Image: Matteo Salvini, widely regarded as the face of “The League” Party and Deputy Prime Minister of Italy, flaunts an anti-migrant shirt at a rally. By Francesco Spirli omestic discontent, an economic crisis, and years of political...
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November 6, 2018 •
Online Content, The World at Yale •
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By Rada Pavlova n Tuesday, October 23rd, the recently established French Film Club had its first movie screening in the Loria Center, presenting one of the two main themes it aims to explore this term – “Le parti d’en rire”...
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November 5, 2018 •
The World at Yale •
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By Sung Jung (John) Kim n October 9, 2018, Sylvia Aguilera, the former executive director of the Center for Civic Collaboration, and a 2018 World Fellow, along with Enrique Betancourt, the director of the Violence and Crime Prevention...
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November 4, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Davila: Geopolitical Jabber, Online Content •
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Part 2 of a series: Geopolitical Jabber By Jose Davila IV merican support for the House of Saud, the ruling family of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, stretches all the way back to a meeting between President Franklin D. Roosevelt and Abdul...
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November 4, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Margolis: Revisiting the Paris Agreement, Online Content •
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Part 3 of a series: Revisiting the Paris Agreement By Eric Margolis he news coming out of the world’s largest emitter is looking good. With headlines like “It Didn’t Take China Long to Fill America’s Shoes on Climate Change” and...
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October 22, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Morneau: Hardship and Hope in Sub-Saharan Africa •
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Part 1 of a series: Hardship and Hope in Sub-Saharan Africa By Clare Morneau Kakuma Refugee Camp is not an easy place to get an education. This refugee camp is located in northern Kenya, and is home to around 150,000 refugees hailing...
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October 21, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Sapsford: Silk Road Soliloquies •
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Part 1 of a series: Silk Road Soliloquies By Tyler Sapsford onsider the life of Mr. Fukumoto. Mr. Fukumoto—who is, to be clear, a hypothetical character meant to provide life to this exercise—is one of Japan’s 5.5 million workers in...
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October 21, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Davila: Geopolitical Jabber •
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Part 1 of a series: Geopolitical Jabber By Jose Davila IV Last month, the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) drew government officials and heads of state from all 193 member states. Widely hailed as the world’s most important...
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October 21, 2018 •
Beat Blogs, Wolpert Gaztambide: En Flama •
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Part 1 of a series: En Flama By Christian Wolpert Gaztambide eptember 20, 2018 marked the first anniversary of Hurricane Maria’s barrelling Puerto Rico. It was the first time in a century that a storm brought this amount of destruction...
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