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By: Cheryl Zhang, USCRI Policy and Advocacy Intern (Summer 2026)
In the weeks following the end of July 2026, the media has been flooded with pictures and videos of tens of thousands of migrants swimming from Morocco to the Spanish enclave of Ceuta, on the North African Coast. However, the accompanying narratives of “invasion” are not only unfounded, but alar...
By: USCRI Policy & Advocacy Intern (Summer 2026)
Edited by William Evans, Policy Analyst
In February 2026, when the U.S.-Iran War first broke out, military and geopolitical dimensions of the conflict immediately became the center of international attention. Public debate and discussion revolved around the issue of strategic considera...
By Alexia Gardner, Policy Analyst
Reader’s advisory: Some of the language and subject matter in this article may be difficult or distressing for some readers.
“There is no life at night.”
This is the perspective of Pierre Espérance, a leading Haitian human rights defender and the Executive Director of
By: Victoria Walker
It is August, and across the United States, “back-to-school” season has begun. New backpacks, fresh notebooks, and the anticipation of a new school year fill stores and classrooms. For millions of children around the world, returning to school is a familiar ritual.
The chance to learn is something worth celebrating. ...
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