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The Nile Flows South: Egypt’s Uncertain Future
As US citizens celebrated their independence and self-rule on July 4, 2013, they opened their newspapers to find that Egyptians had surrendered theirs. The previous day, amid impassioned protests across the country against the Muslim Brotherhood-led government, the Egyptian...
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Health Equity in Rwanda: The New Rwanda, Twenty Years Later
This April, Rwanda will commemorate the 20th anniversary of one of the last century’s greatest human tragedies, the 1994 genocide that took the lives of one million Tutsis and moderate Hutus in just one hundred days. As the global...
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A Tale of New Cities: The Future of Urban Planning in the Developing World
The global shift from rural to urban living will be the most important demographic transformation of the 21st century. All great shifts create the opportunity for great fortunes, especially for those with audacious visions who are positioned to capitalize...
By Jason Miklian and Kristian Hoelscher -
Change Management: Condoleezza Rice
What do you see as key achievements in national security and foreign policy during your tenure under President Bush—and what do you see as key failures, regrets, or missed opportunities? During the Bush Administration, we had numerous foreign policy...
By Condoleezza Rice
Recent Issues
Features
Poverty and Poor Health in Pakistan: Exploring the Effects of Privatizing Healthcare
The link between poverty and health is well established worldwide, but the connection is both direct (lack of access to health services) and indirect (lack of...
Interviews
Perspectives
What Remains: Rwanda Twenty Years Later
AHAZAZA HACU NTIHAGIRWA N’ IBYO TWABUZE, HAGIRWA N’ UBURYO DUKORESHA IBYASIGAYE. Translation: Our future is not defined by what was taken from us; we...
On International Privacy: A Path Forward for the US and Europe
The United States and its closest allies may be on a collision course over the future of privacy in the networked world. Whether leaders...
A Tale of New Cities: The Future of Urban Planning in the Developing World
The global shift from rural to urban living will be the most important demographic transformation of the 21st century. All great shifts create the...
A Comedy of Errors: A Critical Analysis of the Political Drama in Thailand
Political crises are nothing new for Thailand. Since becoming a constitutional monarchy in 1932, the country has faced numerous political crises, including a 1973...
World in Review
The Nile Flows South: Egypt’s Uncertain Future
As US citizens celebrated their independence and self-rule on July 4, 2013, they opened...
Things Fall Apart: Why the Future of Europe Rests on Scotland
On September 18th, Scotland’s electorate will head to the polls to answer the question:...
African Urbanization
Eko Atlantic is a city that rises “like Aphrodite from the foam of the...
Christ the Out of Touch
A majestic, powerful figure, Christ the Redeemer stands far above the Brazilian city of Rio...