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  • Debay Tadesse

    Dr. Debay Tadesse has a Ph.D. in African Studies focusing on public policy and Development from Howard University in Washington, D.C., an M.A. in African History, and a B.A. in World History from Georgia State University in Atlanta, Georgia. He is an assistant professor and currently lectures at CSU Fresno and Fresno City College.

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Survival of the Fittest

Many people assume that conflicts in the Middle East and surrounding regions are primarily driven by religion or the actions of extremist groups. While these factors are often highlighted in modern [...] Continue Reading

COP30 Outcomes

The United Nations holds an annual Conference of the Parties (COP), where world governments meet to discuss strategies for combating climate change. These conferences promote cooperation by sharing [...] Continue Reading

Technocracy vs. Democracy

The debate between technocracy and democracy has long been a subject of scholarly debate, especially in the context of the United States and its approach to complex global challenges. Technocracy [...] Continue Reading

Neocolonial Dilemma in Africa

Under the influence or direction of former colonial powers and international organizations, many African countries have adopted Western-style democracy since the wave of independence movements in the [...] Continue Reading

U.S. Foreign Aid: Impact and Strategy

Every year, the exact figures vary, but the United States spends a significant amount of money on foreign aid. According to recent U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) data, the U.S. [...] Continue Reading

Navigating the Tension

Nationalism and globalization are two decisive factors that, in the modern world, influence nations’ political, economic and social landscapes. Although both ideas have a great deal of power to shape [...] Continue Reading

Why Donald Trump?

The 2024 U.S. presidential election concluded with Donald J. Trump emerging as the winner, securing a return to the White House. Although several reasons were given for Trump’s victory, spanning [...] Continue Reading

Kamala Harris on Reparations

The first female vice president of the United States and a well-known member of the Democratic Party thrust into the presidential race, Kamala Harris has made a strong case for racial justice and [...] Continue Reading