Foreign Affairs

An Inconvenient Turn of Events

With President Trump’s motion to withdraw from the Paris Agreement and the widespread destruction caused by the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season, things look glum for the climate movement. However, as former Vice President Al Gore’s latest documentary shows, we can work around…

The Summer Purge

This summer, President Trump has taken vital steps to improve the efficiency of his administration, shedding four of the most useless and divisive members of his staff. Their replacements are either better respected or more moderate than their predecessors, which bodes well for the embattled…

The Parched Dragon: The Domestic and Global Shocks of China’s Growing Water Crisis

China is plagued by a growing water security crisis and its current solutions are far from sufficient. The reverberations of this crisis have already had global implications, notably…

Qatar Becomes a Political Football in Middle East Game of Thrones

Foreign Affairs

Struan Stevenson

Predators in the Sky: America’s Illegal Drone War

The drone has become the trademark of US counterinsurgency in the 21st century, the silhouette of a General Atomics MQ-1B Predator its icon. The weapons are more advanced, but rules have remained the same, and the US is breaking them.

Better Late Than Never

With a single missile strike, the United States has sent a signal to the world that it will resume its role as a bulwark against inhumanity.

Foreign Affairs

Matthew Waterfield
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North Korea: should we be worried?

North Korea has been in the spotlight recently as tensions have risen between the regime and the US and its allies. But as concerning as the media is portraying these developments as, what action, if any, should be taken?

United We (Should) Stand

Sam Brooke

A Dummies Guide to Opposing a Demagogue

Matthew Waterfield