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Egypt

Nigeria

Algeria

Egypt: Striking a Balance

Egypt, like other developing countries, grapples with a global dilemma betwen meeting the needs of its skyrocketing population and preserving the environment.
by Aimee Gross

Nigeria: Clash of Religions

Religious extremism and violence have engulfed northern Nigeria, bringing the region once again to the brink of a potentially devastating civil war.
by Elise Aymer

The Algeria-France Impasse

Since the cancellation of elections in 1991, civil war has ravaged Algeria. The current regime must imporve the domestic situation before the conflict encroaches on neighboring countries.
by Cody Constable

The Ins and Outs of International Law

As global barriers break down, international lawyers are in high demand. But what exactly is it that they do? Lawyers and professors reveal the intricacies of the profession.
by Inna Reznik

Beyond Ragoon

As the 30th anniversary of Asean approaches, the internaitonal spotlight falls on Myanmar's aaplication for membership. The controversy, however, highlights Asean's internal division.
by Mya Thazin Win