Journal of International Affairs
Photo Credit: Wikimedia Commons By Anonymous In March of 2023, the final tracks of the Chenab Bridge were laid down, signaling another milestone in the completion of the world’s highest rail bridge. Passing over the Chenab River, this steel and concrete arch bridge is part of a nationally-funded rail line in the Indian state of…
Photo Credit: Frode Bjorshol By Alex RossStaff Writer In the high arctic tundra of Norway’s Svalbard archipelago, a steel facility holds the food insurance policy for all of humanity: 1,214,827 seed samples from almost every country in the world. Although it sounds like something out of an 80’s science fiction movie, this operation is no…
Photo Credit: Hassan Lali/ BBC By Drew FrankStaff Writer Sudan’s current civil war has been raging on for over a month. Conflict between the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF) and the paramilitary group Rapid Support Forces (RSF) has been intense, and no end appears in sight. The war has been worsening an ongoing displacement crisis in…
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