The numbers are staggering: more than 180,000 migrants, including 10,765 unaccompanied children, primarily from the Northern Triangle region of Central America – Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador – entered the...
Expressions like “vaccine apartheid,” “vaccine nationalism,” “vaccine race,” and “vaccine diplomacy” have entered the global lexicon. What is the reality and how does it affect efforts to combat COVID-19?
What caused India’s dreadful second wave of COVID-19? Late last fall, the country seemed to have turned the corner. As an honorary professor at the University of Delhi, I have...
Although the motive of the shooter in Indianapolis is still under investigation, Sikhs all over the country fear for their safety as they have often been victims of racist attacks.
Should corporations be held liable for their human rights violations that occur abroad? Because of their size and scale of operation, multinational corporations wield phenomenal economic power, several ranking higher...
The ongoing conflict in Ethiopia could exacerbate ethnic tensions in the country and it threatens stability in the strategically important and already fragile Horn of Africa region. It has split...
The Taliban have not cut their links with terrorists, and they have not ceased violence against civilians. Rather, the violence has increased in recent months, especially in Kabul.
President-elect Joe Biden wants to reconnect with the international community and restore the U.S.’s role as a world leader to be his top foreign policy priority.
In President-Elect Biden’s words, “America is back.” It is critical to restore American leadership and reinvigorate American diplomacy with the State Department playing a central role in U.S. foreign policy.