THE ILLUSION OF NEUTRALITY: WHO DECIDES WHAT YOU SEE?
No news is truly neutral. This article explores how agenda setting and framing shape what we see, from CNN to Al Jazeera to your feed.
QUEER, UNDERSTANDING THE QUEER HISTORY AND WHY IT MATTERS
Traces queer history from Ancient Egypt, Greece, India, and Rome through the Renaissance to today's LGBTQ+ movement, showing gender and sexuality are culturally shaped.
THE PERMANENT VETO: A STRUCTURAL ANOMALY THAT RENDERS THE UNSC POWERLESS IN THE FACE OF ATROCITIES
The UN Security Council's veto power, held by five nations, repeatedly blocks humanitarian action, enabling war crimes in Syria, Myanmar, Ukraine, and Gaza to go unchecked.
THE LONG-STANDING CONFLICT OF THE KURDS IN THE MIDDLE EAST: HISTORICAL ROOTS AND CONTEMPORARY DYNAMICS
The 30 million Kurds are the fourth-largest ethnic group in the Middle East, yet they remain stateless.
EIGHT YEARS OF BLOOD AND OIL THAT LINKS IRAN, IRAQ, AND THE USA
The Iran-Iraq War stands as a clear example, where nearly eight years of fighting left more than ruined cities and lost lives.
GOVERNMENTALITY AND GENDER POLITICS THROUGH THE ‘PERSEPOLIS’ MOVIE
The film is situated within Iran's complex historical trajectory, marked by tensions between secular and religious forces, modernization efforts, and foreign influence.
RIVALRY BETWEEN UNITED STATES AND CHINA
Like a second cold war, this paper discusses the competition and policies influence of the United States and China in various areas to show their power and national interests.
