The Ithacan

Just knowing that human rights atrocities are happening is not enough to make a case-and-point argument to intervene and tackle the problem.

Punching a marginalized community when they’re down to keep them down is simply cowardly and a manifestation of fear, fear of difference.

While most of the world turns its back on Latin American politics and focuses on the Middle East, the beginning of a dictatorship and civil war brews in Venezuela.  

What most newscasts or articles are missing, however, is that attacking another country’s military bases is an act of war.

Ironically, it is the years of this abuse, oppression and marginalization that has led the Uyghurs to become aggressive toward the Chinese government.

The Cup could serve as the testament to newly found and dangerous relations between Trump and Putin.

Maybe if the United States and more European countries opened their doors to aid refugees, Lebanon would not have to establish as many restrictions.

Many people do not realize that groups like these are spread out throughout the country, tackle various subjects and can even exist near liberal towns.

Concern should be placed, however, on how this will affect the stability of Central and South America.

When CNN dug a little deeper, it found that from 2008 to 2012, there were 173 people from the Middle East who obtained Venezuelan passports and IDs.

Changes within the Thai government are underway, but two of the biggest bills being considered seem to drift away from principles of democracy.

I am here to remind you that the U.S. is not the only country undergoing political and cultural changes.