Special Update: Armenia & Azerbaijan Since the dispute over the Nagorno-Karabakh territory, conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan has left debris and ruins across the area, with families on both sides… Read more…
The United States prides itself as one of the leading nations in democracy and human rights. These ideals have directed our decisions since the “founding” of our country, a country… Read more…
Special Update: Armenia & Azerbaijan After six weeks of conflict over Nagorno-Karabakh, Azerbaijan, Russia, and Armenia have come together to sign a peace deal on November 9th. The peace deal… Read more…
Special Update: Armenia & Azerbaijan On September 27th, a decades-long unresolved conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan hit its most violent point since a cease-fire brokered in 1994 with heavy fighting… Read more…
Indigenous Peoples’ Day, held on the second Monday of October, represents a day of honor and celebration for Indigenous Peoples and their resilience in preserving their culture and community. It… Read more…
Sudan and South Sudan Sudan Relations between Sudan and the United States continued to develop this month. Sudan’s government has been seeking removal from the U.S. State Sponsor of Terror… Read more…
In lieu of the comprehensive Global Fragility Strategy (GFS) as required by law, the Administration submitted a report to Congress late Tuesday evening outlining the forthcoming GFS. Though the report… Read more…
Sudan and South Sudan Sudan On July 25, an estimated 500 armed men stormed through Masteri village, killing over 60 people and displacing countless more. The UN Office for the… Read more…
This blog is the second in a series on the Global Fragility Act, signed into law on December 20, 2019, which would significantly reorient U.S. foriegn policy and assistance to… Read more…
This piece is a follow up to the author’s sister’s blog about the imprisonment of Jaggi in 2017. It has been over 1000 days since the arrest of Jagtar (Jaggi)… Read more…
