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Yemen's Cholera Outbreak

By: Thorayah Abdelqader

There have been multiple outbreaks of Cholera worldwide, with one of the biggest outbreaks occurring in the aftermath of the natural disasters that hit Haiti in…

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Where Do We Go From Here? The Story of Syria's Public Health System

By Cierra Carafice

The ongoing civil war in Syria has been a very visible and heavily discussed conflict. However, one of the more obscure facets of this war is the toll it has taken on…

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Birth of a Nation? Analysis of the Kurdish Independence Referendum

By Alex Rand

​Part 1: Historical Context

For as long as the Kurds have existed they have been subject to non-Kurdish rule, whether it be Arab, Persian, Ottoman, British or a myriad…

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Black Gold: Natural Resources & The Kurdish Referendum

By Alex Rand

​Part 2: Natural Resources Dilemma 

One of the several hurdles facing Kurdish efforts for independence comes in the form of natural resources. The various Kurdish…

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Into the Furnace: Harsh Realities of the Kurdish Referendum

By Alex Rand

​Part 3: Political, Diplomatic, and Military Realities

Should Iraqi Kurdistan’s referendum succeed the next set of hurdles facing the KRG center around a number of…

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Tremors: Implications of the Kurdish Referendum

By Alex Rand

​Part 4: Implications of the Referendum

The referendum itself is not exactly a close vote by any stretch of the imagination. The ultimate result will be in favor of…

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The Great Game: Obscure History Made Accessible

By Alex Rand

To most readers, the idea of cracking open a book on Central Asian history sounds unpleasant. Unfamiliar places and strange names tend to throw off most western readers, since…

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Self Defense Training in the Middle East: More Than a Rape Prevention Strategy

by Rachel LaPointe

“Women don’t know how strong they truly are,” says Lina Khalifeh, founder and owner of SheFighter, the first Middle Eastern self-defense academy and martial arts studio…

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Taming the Hydra: US Policy in Iraq in the Post-IS Landscape

By Tophie Fisher

On Monday October 17, 2017,the battle to retake the Iraqi city of Mosul from the hands of the so-called Islamic State (IS) began. The offensive, which is a joint operation…