The West Must Address Exhumed Residential Schools With Compassion
Burial Mounds of the “Adena Hopewell” Culture, Greater Dayton, Ohio. The West has buried the culture and truth of its First Nations in favor of…
Articles by Rachel Brooks
U.N. Corridor Vote; Moscow Shapes Post-American Narrative in Syria
Images such as this of Syria’s dead children have circulated for years, as the brutal war challenges faith in human rights. Weekly Roundup Updates By…
Afghan and Iranian Human Rights Crises Overlap
Photo by US Army. The region feels the absence of U.S. troops in Afghansitan. Speculation about what comes next. The U.S. Eyes Seventh Round For…
Digital Empowerment for Bangladesh’s Doctors, Opinion
The ICDDR,B of Bangladesh Digital Empowerment for Doctors in Bangladesh: How technology and humanity came together to fight against Covid-19 By Anir Chowdury July 7,…
SeaBreeze 2021: Russia and NATO continue butting heads over exercises
Russia eyes SeaBreeze 2021 exercises, calls them “provocation.” By | Rachel Brooks July 7, 2021 SeaBreeze 2021 military drills are underway in the Black Sea,…
The West Needs To Close Its Mouth And Get Off Its Hands On Afghanistan
Kabul Airport. By Rachel Brooks July 6, 2021 Commentary, Analysis, Opinion Turkey has taken incentive in Kabul. As the United States leaves with haste, Turkey,…
Tyrants Rise; Something Soon To Break Amid Iran’s Social Wrath
Tehran, Iran social still. The society of Iran is about to break. By | Rachel Brooks July 4, 2021 Commentary Ebrahim “The Butcher” Raisi sets…
Azerbaijan As A Possible “Post-Western” Africa Mediator
Azerbaijan “Black Gold to Human Gold” conference. Post-Karabakh conflict, Azerbaijan has diplomatic perspectives and values that could assist western diplomatic goals inter-regionally in the Islamic-majority states of…
“Counterpublic Regime”: Coffee Houses Illuminate Iran’s True Society
The Grand Bazaar of Tabriz, where so much of Iran’s true culture lingers hidden under the sweeping stone arches. By | Rachel Brooks June 30, 2021 Note:…
Experts Weigh In: The Kremlin’s “Umbrella For Dictators” In Africa
A meeting of Russian and African leaders. The Kremlin’s agenda in Russia is to protect dictatorships in exchange for resources, says Chouet with Lansing Institute. …