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Gaming How To Pass the Time During Coronavirus Lockdown? Try Some Good Old-Fashioned Nintendo Megan G. Oprea April 3, 2020
Aimless Military Adventurism What Does ‘Good Enough’ Look Like In Afghanistan? Megan G. Oprea October 22, 2018
Foreign Policy Despite Botched Summit with Putin, Trump’s Policies Are Still Pressuring Russia Megan G. Oprea July 17, 2018
Immigration Merkel Melts Under Pressure To Tighten Europe’s Borders, Does 180 On Migrant Policy Megan G. Oprea July 2, 2018
Foreign Policy Kim Jong Un Comes To The Nuclear Summit With A Deceptively Strong Hand Megan G. Oprea June 11, 2018
Foreign Policy What We Know About China’s Suspected Laser Attack On U.S. Soldiers Last Week Megan G. Oprea May 8, 2018
Foreign Policy Taking Kim Jong-un At His Word Will Give The Deceptive Dictator Way Too Much Leverage Megan G. Oprea April 30, 2018
World Affairs The Problem With The North Korea Breakthrough Is That Trump Said ‘Yes’ To Talks Megan G. Oprea March 12, 2018
World Affairs Putin’s Anti-US Rhetoric Is Heating Up, And We Should Take Him Seriously Megan G. Oprea March 5, 2018
World Affairs Why It’s Insane To Welcome North Korea To The Olympic Games Megan G. Oprea January 19, 2018
World Affairs Do Mass Protests In Tunisia Mark The Start Of A New Arab Spring? Megan G. Oprea January 15, 2018
Foreign Policy Is The Diplomatic Breakthrough Between South And North Korea A Good Thing? Megan G. Oprea January 8, 2018
Foreign Policy Iranian Protests Offer Opportunity For A Real U.S. Reset In The Middle East Megan G. Oprea December 31, 2017
Foreign Policy Trump’s National Security Strategy Reverses Obama’s Policy Of Leading From Behind Megan G. Oprea December 19, 2017
Foreign Policy Tillerson’s ‘No Preconditions’ For North Korea Means Things Are Worse Than We Thought Megan G. Oprea December 14, 2017
Immigration No Surprise U.S. Wants Out Of U.N. Migration Pact Given Europe’s Track Record Megan G. Oprea December 5, 2017
Foreign Policy The Philippines’ President Spurns The U.S. To Flirt With China Megan G. Oprea November 17, 2017
World Affairs Here Are The Real Reasons Syria Decided To Sign The Paris Climate Deal Megan G. Oprea November 9, 2017
World Affairs What You Need To Know About Saudi Arabia’s Mass Arrests Megan G. Oprea November 7, 2017
Literature Why Schools Shouldn’t Stop Teaching ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Because Of The N-Word Megan G. Oprea October 24, 2017
World Affairs Austria’s Rightward Swing Marks Accelerated Political Shifts In Europe Megan G. Oprea October 17, 2017
World Affairs Will Madrid Let The Catalan Independence Movement Back Down? Megan G. Oprea October 12, 2017
World Affairs Don’t Be Too Quick To Condemn France’s Terrorism-Prompted Restrictions On Civil Liberties Megan G. Oprea October 4, 2017
National Security Trump’s Revised Travel Ban Is More Careful And Defensible Megan G. Oprea September 25, 2017
Foreign Policy Trump’s Straight Talk At The United Nations Disturbs Global Elite Megan G. Oprea September 21, 2017
Business French President’s Push For People To Work For A Living Is A Cautionary Tale For America Megan G. Oprea September 14, 2017
World Affairs Why The EU’s Court Win Over Migrant Quotas May Be A Pyrrhic Victory Megan G. Oprea September 11, 2017
World Affairs North Korea’s Missile Launch Is Yet More Evidence Talks Aren’t Working Megan G. Oprea August 29, 2017
ISIS With Sagrada Familia Basilica Revealed As Target, Barcelona Attack Reverberates Megan G. Oprea August 21, 2017
Foreign Policy While All Eyes Are On The Middle East, All Is Not Quiet On The Pacific Front Megan G. Oprea July 26, 2017