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THE last phase of the debate on the application of the trusteeship system to the former Japanese-mandated islands has now opened. The American position in regard to the control of the islands, certain of which are now included in our chain of military bases, was described by President Truman in a statement on November 6 and set forth in detail in a published proposal which later will be submitted to the Security Council. This proposal is in the nature of a compromise between the principles of co...

It is impossible to do justice to her life’s work as an educator, trade unionist, environmentalist, heritage activist, strategic planner, and advocate for a better Ireland

Since arriving at Johns Hopkins in 2014, he has forged cross-disciplinary partnerships, launched bold new initiatives, and overseen a period of significant growth at the Whiting School

The 2010 report of the Punchhi Commission offers a way to break the deadlock in the state

Revelations about Gustavo Petro’s former chief of staff Laura Sarabia highlight the pitfalls of unrestrained intelligence services, empowered to ignore the rights and freedoms of citizens

Bogota, Mar 1 (Prensa Latina) The Second Commission of the Senate approved in first debate the Agreement for the Promotion and Reciprocal Protection of Investments between Colombia and Venezuela, confirmed today the Trade Ministry.

An operations management and research expert, Kumar has served as provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Johns Hopkins since 2016

Colombian, Venezuelan legislators meet on normalizing ties-

This week diplomatic tension between Chile and Nicaragua has increased. In happier news, the Escazú agreement takes a step forward in the Colombian Congress. This and more summarized here.

The center has been renamed the Center for Teaching Excellence and Innovation to more closely reflect its expanded mission and new initiatives and programs