Nathan Fillingim-Selk, Author at Berkeley Political Review

Berkeley Political Review

Nigeria just re-elected Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for his second four-year term. His opposition in the

In 2004, Sumaira Abdulali, one of India’s foremost environmental activists, drove to an illegal sand mining site. Upon her arrival,

Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, much like his predecessor Hugo Chavez, often appears on national television to address the country on

Imran Khan is a cricket-star-turned-politician who used a mixture of religious zeal and anti-corruption anger to catapult himself from the

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In a Business Insider political piece, “Here’s why Catalonia should secede from Spain, and why it won’t” former Catalan MP