Sarah Austin

Myanmar Public Creates Democracy Difficulties

In November of 2015, a historic election ushered in Myanmar’s first democratically elected government. This extraordinary change came after 56

U.S. battles against ISIL, strikes against Al Qaeda, and anti-Taliban efforts dominate headlines in the age of War on Terror.

In their annual report on the state of human rights published last week, Amnesty International (A.I.) accused President Trump of

On June 4th Cape Town will run out of water. The city will shut off its taps, and Cape Town’s

The Africa portrayed by the media shows us a continent plagued by poverty, disease, rampant corruption, and violence. If we

Last week I was sitting in a lecture on power politics when a fellow student posed the following question: “Professor,