
On The Rise of Populism in Europe
Populism is on the rise in the EU. Read about the dangers it means for the continent, and a proposal to combat it. Continue reading On The Rise of Populism in Europe
Populism is on the rise in the EU. Read about the dangers it means for the continent, and a proposal to combat it. Continue reading On The Rise of Populism in Europe
Reconstruction historian Eric Foner once noted at a guest lecture in London how the “USA is exceptional in our vehement insistence that we are exceptional”.[1]Foner is not wrong; John Winthrop, one of the first Europeans to descend on America, called the to be nation a city upon a hill. At core to our moral authority over global democracy and order is our insistence that America … Continue reading When the Tsar Out-planned the President
Background Since 2012, a civil war has engulfed a country, fragmenting it along religious lines. The country is not new to conflict, an unfortunately frequent occurrence since emerging from European colonization in the 20th century. This country is not Syria: it’s the Central African Republic (CAR). A landlocked country in central western Africa, the modern borders are fairly nascent to the area which has fossils … Continue reading Civil War in the Central African Republic