Trouble in Europe and a Fight for Napoleon’s Legacy: The European Project at a Crossroads
Europe’s member states have, for the most part, let their tumultuous histories remain in the past. But every now and again, an issue springs up.
Author: Patrick W.B. O'Donnell
Patrick is a second year student at McGill University, majoring in Political Science and Sociology and minoring in Economics and Arabic, and a graduate of the United World College in Montezuma, New Mexico. Patrick plays rugby, ice hockey, and the guitar in his off time, and thoroughly enjoys both difficult conversations and long trips through the wilderness -- though preferably not together.
Apartheid in Palestine: Israeli Settlements and the Future of the Two-State Solution
A two-state solution can bring peace to Palestine, but Israel must first commit to settlement demolition.
Iran and the Nuclear Club: History Says Yes
Nuclear weapons in and of themselves do not automatically beget instability.
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Europe’s Refugees – Parasitic or Symbiotic?
The recent image of a drowned Syrian boy washed up on a beach has led to calls for better immigration policy across Europe. But many are still fearful of taking the refugees in.
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