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Peru’s Domestic and Diplomatic Downturn
By Fernanda PadillaStaff Writer Peru’s Democratic Crisis In December 2022, Peru’s now former president, Pedro Castillo, attempted to dissolve congress with a self-coup. It was the culmination of a long trend of democratic uncertainty in the country, and the fallout has exposed Peru’s social and diplomatic instability. Castillos’ attempt has been compared to the 1992 “Fujimorazo”…
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Turkey at the Centennial – Part II: A Nation at the Crossroads of Continuity and Change
Read Part I of this series here. Photo Credit: sulox32 By Shawn RostkerEditor in Chief It is from the rise of the AKP that Turkey’s current president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, ascended to power. Erdogan’s emphasis on the horizontal ties of solidarity that bound together the people of Turkey rather than the vertical ties of obligation…
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The Long Game: Why Protraction Continues to Underpin Moscow’s Strategy to Reclaim Ukraine
Photo Credit: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine By Shawn RostkerEditor in Chief Conditions were cloudy with a chance of showers as the sun rose over Ukraine’s capital, Kyiv, on Thursday, February 24. The literal fog of war had set in across the nation of roughly 43 million people, and for residents in and around the…
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