Day: October 13, 2015

South Korea’s History: Why State-Issued Textbooks Are A Cause for Concern

The decision of South Korean President, Park Geun-Hye, to implement the study of state-issued history textbooks in South Korean classrooms in secondary schools starting from 2017 has sparked outrage in the country and has caused critics to question how any state-issued history textbook can offer an unbiased view of the

The Organization for World Peace October 13, 2015

Investigating The Reluctance Of Gulf States In Protecting Syrian Refugees

As Syrians continue to flow outwards in growing numbers, Turkey, Jordan, and Lebanon are creaking under the collective strain of 4 million refugees, while the wealthy Arab Gulf States have by comparison done little to help the people fleeing Syria.[1] In response to recent pressure from both western governments and

Hanyu Huang October 13, 2015