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The War on Drugs: No, Not That One, The Taliban’s

On April 3rd, 2022 the Taliban government decreed the cultivation of opium poppy would no longer be allowed. Afghanistan has a long history with...

The Ukrainian War has provided an insight into how Vladimir Putin has retained his power over the years and kept public support through silencing...

How much of the events that we encounter in our political sphere actually happen in the way we think they do? How much of what we know has to do...

The current state of Mexico in regard to LGBTQ+ rights is overall heading in a positive direction. On April 27th, 2022, Jalisco became the 27th...

Poland’s treatment of migrants at its border with Belarus are symptomatic of the country’s turn away from democracy that has taken place over the...

Again we have witnessed children get gunned down within the supposed safety of their own schools. At this point, we’ve all become used to this...

In 2019, Hungary became the first country in the EU to lose its rating as a full-fledged democracy at the Freedom House. Ubiquitous corruption...

India’s recent Supreme Court decision to improve the rights of sex workers is not only a poignant step towards acceptance and regulation of the...

It is apparent in Viktor Orbán’s Hungary that “the people” do not include women. Women have historically not had political empowerment equal to...