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From NAFTA to USMCA: U.S. Interest and Geopolitics Competition
This writing will look at the change from NAFTA to USMCA as U.S’ effort to gain more benefit than in NAFTA in order to compete with China in geopolitical rivalry.
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Milei’s Populism in Argentina: Mirage of Hope in the Desert of Uncertainty
A disgruntled liberal democratic society can produce a surge in populism as people are desperate for a quick alternative in midst of growing uncertainties. Sergio Massa of Argentina is a notable example of how populism can find its place within a democratic society. The way Massa denounces the national establishment Read more
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Gender Equality and International Actions: Challenges and Opportunities
Gender inequality persists globally with many countries still grappling with gender gaps, hindering social and economic development. Discrimination also has marginalized women in education, workplaces, and politics, while legal and economic barriers persist. Labor market must be facing stagnation in the last two decades, influenced by child care and societal Read more
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From Ruth to Ohtani: How Japan-US Relations Hit A Home Run
Baseball has proven to be an effective tool of diplomacy between the USA and Japan. In this essay, the writer reflected on such diplomacy.
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Our Doors are Open: Eagle’s Nest in the Land of Perpetual Summer
The US reopened its embassy in Seychelles after 27 years, aiming to counter China’s influence in the Indian Ocean and strengthen diplomatic ties. Both countries have fought for influence for a very long time and had established their presence before Seychelles became independent. On June 1st, 2023, the embassy of Read more