Day: September 16, 2024

A Brief Examination of U.S.-North Korea Nuclear Diplomacy

June 12, 2018, was a historic day in modern diplomacy. Against the backdrop of Singapore’s lavish Capella Resort, the 45th President of the United States, Donald Trump, strode purposefully down a crimson carpet that gleamed under the tropical sun. Approaching him from the other end was a figure draped in

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The Iran-Israel Missile Crisis And Its Regional Implications

The constant back and forth between the two adversaries appears to be on a decline as there has been a noticeable absence of missile strikes between Iran and Israel since April 19th, 2024. Iran deployed the biggest drone strike in history against Israel in response to Israel’s missile attack on

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Venezuela’s Contested Presidential Elections: A Step Backwards Or A Chance For Peace?

Venezuela’s recent presidential election has ignited widespread criticism and calls for international justice. On August 20, 2024, incumbent President Nicolás Maduro declared victory amid serious allegations of voter suppression, intimidation, and irregularities. Expected to win by a landslide with 65% of the vote, Maduro’s victory has been fiercely contested by

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