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The future of U.S. policy in Syria: Withdrawal?

  • January 22, 2019
Palmyra-tedmor-Syria

As the Syria conflict persists alongside the incipient defeat of the Islamic State terror group, the United States retains de facto control over almost a third of Syrian territory. Four other major outside actors have their own conflicting interests in…

Categories: Human Rights, International Policy, Refugees

The rise, fall, and triumph of South Asian insurgencies: Part II – Sri Lanka

  • January 10, 2019
Women of the Tamil Tigers

South Asia has been marred by constant intrastate conflict. Over the past few decades, sustained insurgency movements have proven detrimental to the health of the region and its people. This is the second article in series on the rise, fall, and…

Categories: International Policy, Security, South Asian Insurgencies
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