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What was the Monroe Doctrine?
The Monroe Doctrine has recently been bought up during discussions of US foreign policies. What doe…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 18
1Viewpoints
Why is the War in Yemen so under reported in the mainstream media?
The civil war in Yemen has a death toll amounting to 8-13,000 casualties, and has displaced over thr…
Daniel Halliday
Jul 2
5Viewpoints
What can we learn from the Iraq War?
The Iraq War started in 2003 when a coalition of US, UK and other forces invaded Iraq with the inten…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 10
2Viewpoints
Who are the forgotten victims of chemical warfare?
The Chemical Weapons Convention has been in force since 1997, and is a treaty ratified by 193 states…
Daniel Halliday
Nov 23
5Viewpoints
When he finally steps down, how will Bouteflika be remembered in Algeria?
As Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s turnaround regarding his 5th campaign for President spells a new era for A…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 14
1Viewpoints
Should the United States be held to account over their involvement in the Guatemalan genocide?
Should the US be held accountable? What can be done about this?
Daniel Halliday
Aug 12
5Viewpoints
Who are the most important women of science?
Women remain underrepresented in science; despite this some women have made massive contributions to…
Daniel Halliday
Feb 11
3Viewpoints
How did Christianity spread throughout the Roman Empire?
During the 1st century CE until 380 CE Christianity spread from being an offshoot of the Jewish fait…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 12
1Viewpoints
What caused the 1971 Bangladesh genocide?
This genocide, perpetrated during the Bangladesh War of Independence, is heavily contested with casu…
Daniel Halliday
Jan 30
2Viewpoints
What caused the French Revolution?
The effect that the French Revolution had on the world at large is enormous, with a multitude of nat…
Daniel Halliday
Mar 5
1Viewpoints
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