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Political science professors at Drake University hosted a panel to explain and analyze the U.S. and Israeli war with Iran since it started. The conversation began with a moment of silence to ...

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It is generally agreed that in wartime, a country’s military commanders are lawful targets. It is also generally agreed that ...

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The Pakistan Afghanistan conflict is intensifying and India finds itself in a delicate position. Pakistan’s leadership has openly spoken of a possible two front scenario, dragging India into strategic ...