Tag: U.S foreign policy

Is The United States Ready For Next Generation Warfare?

On By Lauren GagliardiIn US

Today’s politics is increasingly being defined by the resurgence of the old empires of past. China, Russia, Iran, and Turkey are steadily making inroads in defining their status as regional power brokers. Though each is facing a differing degree of economic turmoil they will continue to project embolden foreign policies relative to America’s diminishing ability …

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If Syria Collapses: Is Failed State Status a Political Endgame or a Path Towards Peace?

On By Lauren GagliardiIn Middle East

Labeling a country, in this case Syria, a failed state is beset with political overtures and overarching consequences. The international community has given itself the power of principle but has been unable to administer a truly just cause when dictating the label “failed state.” The provisional notations used to outline the statistics of healthy states …

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