Vladimir Putin’s ambitions in Africa confuse African leaders and excite defense contractors.
Kalashnikov Diplomacy in Africa
Archit Oswal
"Archit is a foreign affairs writer for The Orator who is a first year International Business and Plan II major at the University of Texas at Austin. A Houston native, his interests include preparing three different kinds of salad dressings (typically viniagrettes), drawing with black ink, and Latin Dance. He is currently studying Russian in the hopes of one day becoming a diplomat."
Kashmir on The Brink
Modi’s revocation of Kashmir’s autonomy will breed instability and conflict
Government Spending is the Solution to the Robot Apocalypse
Government spending is the answer to the impending robot job apocalypse.
Germany’s Struggle to Foster Tech Innovation Threatens European Security
Europe’s largest economy needs to develop an appetite for risk to remain competitive.
Big Oil Gets Bigger
Exxon is increasing oil production amid concerns over climate change. Congress should respond by regulating emissions with a a carbon tax.
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