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Over the last few months, refugees have become one of the most important news stories in the world. Images of boats landing on European beaches fill news

 

Despite unfavorable weather conditions, Keene State College concluded the last in a series of in-person lectures celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Cohen Center for Holocaust and Genocide Studies Wednesday

Indonesian President-elect Prabowo Subianto, a former military officer, has been linked to alleged atrocities in Timor-Leste.

We’re all well aware of what a poor president Trump was and what pitiful person he is, but looking closer to home, we’ve got major potential problems of our own:

Who wants to be a Nazi? Genocidaires, war criminals, dictators, terrorists... Potentially anyone can one day become a perpetrator of mass crimes. Alette Smeulers, professor of international crimes, studies the dark side of humanity.

Over the past two decades, as China has grown to become a global economic power, it has positioned itself as Cambodia’s most important economic partner.

In a recent webinar, concerns over the viability of democracy versus autocracy in developing nations were raised.

Americans are letting this year’s presidential candidates get away with spewing nonsense.

"Here we see the biblical view of the overall purpose of government: to punish those who do evil and to praise those who do good."