Liberia: Will the End of the Weah Administration Be a Turning Point in African Leadership?
Liberia has been through its fair share of issues when it comes to leadership, with ruthless dictators like Samuel Doe and Charles Taylor...
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Small Town Camaraderie in COVID-19 Crisis
The coronavirus, or COVID-19, I think most can agree is the biggest problem that our country is facing today. As such, the topic has been...
Albania: The State Of Corruption
The state of Albania has struggled with corruption for a majority of its modern history. The corruption in Albania has gotten to the point of...
Corrupting the Youth, Destroying the Future
Cyprus is a small country in the Mediteranian with a relatively new Democracy. In the early 1900’s Cyprus was a British colony but it gained...
Sunset on the Golden Dawn: The Rise and Fall of Neo-Fascism in Greece
Photo by Massimiliano Donghi on Unsplash Earlier this fall Greek courts handed down rulings that changed its political landscape....
A Civil Liberty For All?: The Truth About Voter Suppression
Voter turnout has been studied for decades. Demographics of voting and registered voters changes with every election, presidential or not, each...
The Slow Decline of Tunisian Democracy
On December 18th, 2010, a Tunisian street vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in response to the confiscation of his wares and the...
Is the Electoral College Truly a Representation of the United States People?
On November 3rd, the entire United States and other countries looked towards the government, focusing on President Donald Trump and Candidate Joe...
The Electoral College and Why It Has To Go
On September 17th, 1787, delegates of the Constitutional Convention ratified the United States Constitution, making it the official framework for...