By: Michael Moran
Kazakhstan is ditching its Cyrillic alphabet in favor of a Latinized version.
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By: Laura Stickney
A short analysis of Germany’s Constitutional Court’s decision that bans restrictions on commercially assisted suicide and the debate surrounding the controversial decision.
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By: Samantha Rothman
The Coronavirus outbreak in Italy has been considered one of the worst in the entire world.
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By: Jacob Vande Zande
A short examination of Canada’s hate speech laws and the debate regarding the appropriate limits to freedom of expression.
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By: Alexandra Lee Page
Dutch court issues ruling regarding contract dispute between music label Spinnin’ Records and famous DJ Martin Garrix.
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By: Joseph Chletsos
With the current political and social climate both internally and externally, is Iran likely to see a change in leadership and power?
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By: Lauren Marshall
As one of the world’s most restrictive countries regarding women’s access to abortion and reproductive healthcare, Argentina’s new President allows progression.
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By: Daniel Cermak
South Korean legislation allowed for quick and efficient contact tracing of coronavirus cases: can the United States implement similar measures in the absence of explicit legislation?
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By: Michael Bechtel
Following a ruling by England’s Court of Appeals, the Royal Opera House is not required to utilize hearing protection, but should they?
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By: Trevor A. Mason
Savvy investors, look no further than the Horn of Africa for an opportunity to strategically invest in an up-and-coming economic market that is Ethiopia that can provide investors with unique opportunity.
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By: Emily Michienzi
This blog will briefly explain the power of incorporating women into environmental policy making and highlight the UN and UNEP’s attempts at facilitating gender mainstreaming.
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By: Danielle D. Rogers
This blogpost examines how the controversy surrounding the Africa and China relationship.
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By: Jessica A. Chapman
Historic, transatlantic slave trade conditions and modern animal agriculture conditions are eerily similar; parties transitioned from the oppression and exploitation of one population to another population for capital gain.
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By: Austin Blessing
COVID-19 has affected daily life throughout the globe and has created many legal issues, including potentially impacting contracts through the concept of force majeure.
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By: Daniel Cermak
A new lawsuit may clear up some ambiguities in a Belgian gig economy act and have a large impact on “side hustles.”
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By: Austin Blessing
The DRC is currently suffering through multiple crises including Ebola and armed conflict, but one additional issue that ought not be overlooked is severe problems with their orphanages, including some being used as a front to traffic children, many of whom are not even orphans.
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By: Jessica A. Chapman
The World Health Organization could promote improved human health, environmental preservation, and compassionate animal agriculture practices by publishing resources and proposing labeling guidelines that identify the risks of consuming meat and animal byproducts.
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By: Jacob Vande Zande
A short examination of how the United Kingdom approached striking a balance between transgender rights and the freedom of religion and expression.
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