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Julian McBride

Julian McBride is a forensic anthropologist and independent journalist born in New York. He is the founder and director of the Reflections of War Initiative (ROW), an anthropological NGO which aims to tell the stories of the victims of war through art therapy. As a former Marine, he uses this technique not only to help heal PTSD but also to share people's stories through art, which conveys "the message of the brutality of war better than most news organizations."
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Assyrians Continue to Struggle to Survive Post-U.S. Invasion of Iraq

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The 2003 American-led invasion of Iraq had dooming consequences for the Middle East and the various ethnic groups in the country. The war saw...
Security

Can the Burmese Defeat the Myanmar Junta?

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On Feb. 01, 2021, Myanmar was taken by storm as senior officers of the Tatmadaw deposed the democratically elected government and immediately suspended the...
Europe

Aliyev’s Milosevic Tactics Towards Armenia

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The region of Karabakh, located in modern day Azerbaijan has seen some of the most brutal fighting in the world the past several years....
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How a Looming Ukrainian Offensive on Melitopol Would Have Repercussions on Putin

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine to say the least has not gone according to plan the way the Kremlin envisioned it. Over 100,000 estimated...
Europe

Turkey’s Geopolitical Dispute With Sweden

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During the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, various nations around the world reassessed their national security needs, as many thought Europe would not have...
Indo-Pacific

Japan’s Renewed Militarization Strengthens America’s Naval Presence in Asia

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Japan, which demilitarized on the terms of unconditional surrender post World War II enjoyed decades of economic prosperity, foreign relations, and innovation. Despite the...
Europe

Integrating the South Caucasus in the Event of a Russian Collapse

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When the Soviet Union collapsed, the United States immediately moved to integrate nations forcibly under the foot of the Kremlin into their geopolitical sphere....
Americas

Myths Over Ukraine Military Aid: How the Lend Lease Works

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With the Russian Invasion of Ukraine, there have been grievances over the amount of aid the United States has sent to the country. Some...
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