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  The U.N. Does Not Just Take Up Space

  By Joniel Cha Foreign policymaking underpins country-to-country relations. Space policy matters hardly make front-page national headlines or cross the mind of the average ...
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  When You Crane Your Neck Towards Russia: Year Three of the Ukraine Crisis

    By Joniel Cha “The fall of the Soviet Union was the single worst event in history,” Russian President Vladimir Putin repeats emphatically in a surge of ...
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  Veterans Group Stages Brief Protest at SAIS’s D.C. Campus

  By Patrick Kelley WASHINGTON — Protesters representing the Weed for Warriors Project demonstrated in front of SAIS’s Nitze building earlier this afternoon, objecting to ...
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  En Marche!: the imperative of French unity in the face of Le Pen

  By THEOPHILE DE SAINT SERNIN In my previous article, I argued that it was necessary for the right-wing party Les Républicains that François Fillon maintain his bid for the ...
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  Changing of the Guard: North Korea’s State-controlled News Entertainment

  by: TIMOTHY KHANG NANJING–In North Korean TV news, possibly the most strictly controlled journalistic entities in the world, content is not merely censored but ...
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  The UK’s Snap Election is Theresa May’s Attempt to Eradicate her Opposition

  By ISSY SCHMIDT On Apr. 18, British Prime Minister Theresa May announced her intention to hold a snap election, making use of a loophole in the Fixed-term Parliaments Act ...
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  Closed Schools, Closed Minds: the Hungarian Threat to European Principles

  By YURI SERAFINI The current prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, has not fully embodied moderates’ fear about Europe’s new right-wing parties – but this is ...
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  Student Profile: Fitz Fitzpatrick

  By GARRETT SWEITZER To the casual observer, Fitz Fitzpatrick may seem to be an overly diligent student who spends an inordinate amount of time in the library. In fact, he ...