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Modern Diplomacy Published 2 months ago Earlier reports have mentioned Iran’s nuclear scientist Mohsin Fakhrizadeh’s assassination in several ways, but now Iranian officials say he was murdered with the help of a remotely operated machine gun in the middle of the road. has gone. However, Iran still maintains its stand that Israel is behind his murder. He was murdered on 27 November. Iran’s reasoning behind this is very simple that Israel is one of the few countries which has enough reason and ability to carry out such attacks on Iran’s soil. But even more general consensus is that Is...

Jerónimo Carballo, Kyle Handley, Nuno Limão Five years after the Brexit referendum, research has evaluated its impact so far on UK trade. The findings show that the ongoing Brexit uncertainty has already reduced UK trade in goods and services before any actual policy changes took place. This disintegration is present in UK trade, with countries potentially affected by trade policy changes including the EU and other UK preferential trade partners. Firms in these countries faced increased trade policy uncertainty, leading to depressed export investments.  We discuss the importance of policy...

The Future of War, American-Style By Danny Sjursen Hard as it is to believe in this time of record pandemic deaths, insurrection, and an unprecedented encore impeachment, Joe Biden is now officially at the helm of the U.S. war machine.  He is, in other words, the fourth president to oversee America’s unending and unsuccessful post-9/11 military campaigns.  In terms of active U.S. combat, that’s only happened once before, in the Philippines, America’s second-longest (if often forgotten) overseas combat campaign. Yet that conflict was limited to a single Pacific archipelago. Biden...

Expect the new president to eschew starting new wars while avoiding to end existing ones.

60-Second Syllabus: PSCI 374 Tuesdays and Thursdays, 9:40 - 11 a.m. on Zoom There are plenty of Kenyon courses that discuss how to build a more just society and a better world — but what about when it all goes wrong? The seminar “Civil Wars and Failed States,” taught remotely this semester by international relations and human rights expert Jackie McAllister, examines how a functioning country can descend into chaos. “It’s an interesting puzzle, because getting people to go kill other people is actually really hard to do,” McAllister said. “How do you break them down enough to do...