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God Bless the Great State of Jefferson

California is the second-biggest state by landmass and the first largest in terms of population; with almost 40 million residents,

Julius Malema: Land Expropriation Without Compensation

The Face of Radical African Resistance Julius Malema, the powerhouse leader and founder of the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), is

Medicare for All: Resolving the Affordability Crisis Obamacare Didn’t

Prior to the enactment of the Affordable Care Act — or, as it is more commonly known, Obamacare — health

Behind the Scenes of ‘Crazy Rich Asians’

Within its first 9 days of release, Crazy Rich Asians made $50 million dollars. Tickets sales were surging due to

The Malacca Dilemma: A hindrance to Chinese Ambitions in the 21st Century

“This man may look intelligent but in fact is stupid.” As evident from the quote above, Deng Xiaoping had a

Beating Trump: Five Things Democrats Need To Do Before 2020

Beating Trump in 2020 will not be easy. If there is anything that the Democrats should’ve learned from 2016, this

Kashmir Amidst Neighbouring Political Gains

The following article was written for Berkeley Political Review as part of a collaboration with Davis Political Review. Legend says that on

Jeremy Corbyn: An Unsatisfactory Alternative

The following article was written for Berkeley Political Review as part of a collaboration with McGill International Review. Today, British politics are

Jamal Khashoggi: A Veiled Political Battle Between Saudi Arabia and Turkey

Middle Eastern politics of late have shaken the rest of the world. On the 2nd of October, journalist Jamal

The Talk of Toilets in India

Jaya, an educated college woman in India, falls in love with a man, Keshav, who has an incredibly superstitious family.

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