Introduction Haiti currently holds the 10th position on the Fragile State Index (FSI), a comprehensive metric evaluating a state's well-being across various categories. This paper focuses on key FSI indicators, notably State Legitimacy (9.9), Public Services (9.8), Human Rights (8.7), and External Intervention (9.6). While these scores offer a snapshot, a deeper exploration of Haiti's … Continue reading Unraveling Haiti’s Fragility: A Deep Dive into Historical Roots and Current Challenges
The Illusion of Peace Through War: A Thoughtful Analysis
"In the pursuit of peace through war, we often find ourselves chasing an illusion, one that history and human suffering have proven time and again to be unattainable. This article delves into the paradox of seeking peace through conflict, analyzing the historical and contemporary evidence that suggests there are better, more humane alternatives to resolve … Continue reading The Illusion of Peace Through War: A Thoughtful Analysis
The Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: A Call for Urgent International Action
A History of Unrest The protracted Israeli-Palestinian conflict stands as a somber testament to the enduring historical tensions that have plagued the Middle East for decades. The roots of this conflict stretch back generations, entwining complex political, religious, and territorial disputes. In this intricate web of contention, Gaza, a region that has borne the brunt … Continue reading The Unprecedented Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: A Call for Urgent International Action
Biden’s Foreign Policy and his Afghanistan Decision
President Biden won the 2020 Presidential elections with a campaign strategy that promised a more compassionate foreign affairs policy. His decision to remove all American troops from Afghanistan’s territory, leaving the country completely vulnerable to Taliban intervention, gave a very different impression. The humanitarian catastrophe currently unfolding in Afghanistan suggest that Biden’s concern was directly … Continue reading Biden’s Foreign Policy and his Afghanistan Decision