International
South Africa’s Gender-Based Violence Needs Our Attention
South African women have something to say. It’s time we listened to them.
Ending Afghanistan Starts at the University
As a forever war drags on, students must understand their historic importance in stopping conflicts and pick up their contemporary responsibility to oppose the war in Afghanistan.
The US-China Trade War, Explained
The escalation of the trade war negatively impacts the working class.
The Nuances of Donating Clothes
Although donating clothes is a common way one can give back to the community, it can have potentially devastating impacts worldwide — in one particular case, in Zambia.
Travel Can Revitalize Hong Kong
Traveling to Hong Kong can help boost the city’s economy, which has suffered in the midst of protest.
Only Korea Should Determine Korean Peace
As Japan and South Korea feud over trade and security issues, it is important to discuss why Japan should be kept out of Korean peace negotiations.
Learning to Communicate After Kashmir
The online reaction to the revoking of Article 370 speaks a lot about the confused voice of today’s youth.
K-pop’s Corporate Greed
With the popularity of K-pop around the world, it’s important to recognize the exploitation of artists by corporations.
Reflecting on Notre Dame and the Rightful Return of Africa’s Soul
It is possible to recognize what has been lost in the tragedy of the Notre Dame fire while simultaneously acknowledging what other, less discussed nations have lost at the hands of European colonization.
Sri Lanka Was on Fire, Too
How long until we start recognizing tragedies that happen outside the Western world?
Next Steps in US-NKorea Discussions
As talks between the U.S. and North Korea stall, the U.S. must transition to plans on full denuclearization, not just a one-sided one.
The Dangerous Impact of the Far-Right in Japan
Considering political tensions in East Asia and the country’s own history, it is imperative that the growing influence of the Japanese far-right be addressed.
