In 2023, trade between China and Russia reached US$240 billion, a 26.3 percent increase from the previous year and more than double from 2018 (US$107 billion). Collaborations like the 2012 ...

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“Japan is standing on the verge of whether [it] can continue to function as a society.” While the Japanese government and people might not be against immigrants, Japan could provide them with better ...

In early June, voters across Europe cast their ballots in the EU parliamentary election. Besides electing members of the European Parliament, the results of June’s election served as a powerful gauge ...

Philip Cotton, a dual citizen of the United Kingdom and Rwanda, has been a key figure in global health education, holding leadership roles at the University of Rwanda, including Vice Chancellor, and ...

Becca Faber Becca Faber is a staff writer with the HIR. She is interested in diplomacy and US-Japan relations.

Salomé Garnier Salomé is Managing Editor at the HIR. She studies Government and Global Health. Her primary interests are politics of development and social determinants of health in Latin America and ...

Isaac R. Ohrenstein Isaac is a second-year student at Harvard College interested in economics and international affairs. New York, NY 7 posts Interviews ...

Jelena Dragicevic Jelena studies history and literature with a secondary in economics and a citation in Russian. She specializes in Eastern European politics and military intelligence.

Jaya Nayar Jaya is a senior editor and staff writer for the HIR. She is interested in environmental issues and international law. She is getting a joint concentration in Government and Philosophy.

Will Schrepferman Will Schrepferman is an Associate Editor and Staff Writer for the HIR. He is interested in international law and has previously written about multilateral agreements on space ...