Insights

(Lessons from Iceland, Bhutan, and New Zealand) “It is not the walls that make the prison, but the prisoners themselves.”— Mak Dizdar Caught by two Guernicas, which we frivolously call conflicts – one Semitic and the other inter-Slavic – of uncertain ends and its beginnings, and trapped in a cycle of confrontational multispatial despair, the […]

Countries are now more interconnected than ever before:  International politics is a complex hodge-podge network of events, interests, ideas, realities, and aspirations.  Who helps us make sense of this rapidly evolving global web? It’s the foreign affairs reporters! Foreign affairs reporters are journalists who specialize in covering international news and events. At the most basic […]