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Turmoil, Uncertainty, and Hope: Syria After Assad’s Fall
It is perhaps a bit difficult to grasp that, just a few months ago, the Syrian Civil War, one of the deadliest...
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By Will Hickey April 17, 2025 0
It is perhaps a bit difficult to grasp that, just a few months ago, the Syrian Civil War, one of the deadliest...
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By Lucy Newmyer April 15, 2025 0
On Tuesday, April 1, the Blue Ridge Center hosted author and journalist Megan McArdle for a conversation on social...
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By Will Hickey April 12, 2025 2
This article is part of a series dedicated to placing a spotlight on ongoing conflicts and events around the globe...
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By Fletcher Gillespie April 9, 2025 0
Last month, in an article published in The Atlantic, the magazine’s editor-in-chief, Jeffrey Goldberg, claimed that...
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By Eve Heidenry April 4, 2025 0
Returning to UVA from spring break, I narrowly missed the rally Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14) and...
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By Wyatt Carter April 4, 2025 0
We’re just over 70 days into what is—I can’t believe I’m saying this—the second Trump administration. The President...
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By Lauren Medica March 26, 2025 1
U.S. investors have regained control of ports near the Panama Canal, an important trade route that allows ships to...
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By Lauren Medica March 20, 2025 1
The Trump administration recently decided to pause cyberattacks against Russia, and almost immediately the move...
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By Fletcher Gillespie March 20, 2025 0
Throughout his last 10 years in politics, President Trump has broken with a number of principles of both his own...
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By Eve Heidenry March 20, 2025 0
Tariffs, a common buzzword since Trump's election for a second term, are a rising point of contention throughout...
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