Turkey and Its Breakfasts
I recently went to visit a friend in eastern Turkey. He lives in a smaller town of 76,000 people, which is surrounded by dry farmland. It was oppressively hot, and the heat radiating off of the pavement seemed to have […]
The Case for Sanctioning China
Modern China has always had a rocky relationship with minority rights, all the way from when Tibet became a part of China in the 1950s. Unfortunately, for all the political changes China has undergone since then, relations with ethnic and […]
Is the End of the INF Treaty the End of the Cold War?
When President Trump announced that the United States was suspending the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, reactions to the decision were strong. The news made headlines and generated plenty of thoughts about the future of nuclear weapons as well as the […]