Riyadh’s Reform or Ruin?

The Paris Globalist TeamMay 3, 2018

by Asim M Jaweed Saudi Arabia is currently in the midst of the most significant transformation since it’s kingdom’s foundation in 1932. As a G20 economy and a ... Read More

The right to self-determination: A lost cause for the Sahrawi people?

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 24, 2018

by Sara Bundtzen Today, a 2700-kilometre-long berm, built by Morocco in the 1980s, divides the territory of Western Sahara and isolates its people. For more tha... Read More

Did climate change spur the Syrian conflict?

The Paris Globalist TeamDecember 22, 2017

At the Sochi Summit last month, Vladimir Putin hosted the leaders of Iran and Turkey, apparently in a bid to draw up a plan for peace in Syria. Following the me... Read More

Islamic Terrorism in the Philippines: Lessons from the Battle of Marawi

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 24, 2017

Filipinos can finally relax. On October 23, the Secretary of National Defense Major General Delfin Lorenzana announced that the Armed Forces of the Philippines ... Read More

On the Eve of Trump’s Iran Nuke Deal Announcement, the U.S. Risks Alienation and Instability

The Paris Globalist TeamOctober 12, 2017

Towards the top of President Trump’s hit list of Obama-era policies, somewhere close to the Affordable Care Act and the Paris climate accord, is the Iran nuclea... Read More

Double Standards? CIA officials might be investigated by the ICC

The Paris Globalist TeamApril 4, 2017

By Adrià Rivera One of the most gruesome legacies of the War on Terror launched by George W. Bush was the creation of black sites in Afghanistan, but also in E... Read More

To each their own story: The untold stories of Sub-Saharan migrants in Tunisia

The Paris Globalist TeamMarch 30, 2017

  By Cristina Orsini  During the first six months after the breakout of violence in Libya in 2011, an estimated one million people crossed the border from Liby... Read More

Guilty of Wanting to Survive

The Paris Globalist TeamMarch 20, 2017

by Critsina Orsini “When I was released from prison, the gate was just open. And they asked me to go. I don’t have anybody in Italy. I didn’t have one euro. I ... Read More

Empowering rural Burmese women through an app

The Paris Globalist TeamMarch 14, 2017

by Alexandra Preperier 60 years of military rule in Myanmar that only started to move towards a civilian regime in 2011 has led to a range of difficulties for ... Read More

Defying the Impossible: How I came to Sciences Po after fleeing Syria

The Paris Globalist TeamNovember 20, 2016

by Bayan Alfadel After I left Syria with an undergraduate degree, I realized that studying law had been the wrong decision. It had taken up so much of my time ... Read More