The Yale Globalist – An Undergraduate Magazine of International Affairs

Dear Globalist readers, At the beginning of this semester, after discussing other options, we settled on the theme of a pendulum. This theme turned out to be a great device for explaining many dynamic events unfolding around the world. The back and forth swinging of ideas and conditions is present in all of our articles […]

Pedulum: Letter from the Editors Ezana Tedla & Dylan Gunn

What Makes Swing Japanese? by Ryne Hisada

Feminism in South Korea by Hailey Seo

Catfished by Carbon Credits and Nuns: Exploring the Implications of International Misinformation on Forest Carbon Sequestration Potential by Camila Young

Defining the Privileged Refugee: Humanism of Humanitarian Status Quo Preservation After the Russian Full-Scale Invasion by NATALIIA SHULIAKOVA

Who’s On the Other Side?: Iran’s Hand in the World’s Wars by Jack Olson

The Coup in Niger, Islamic Extremism, and Anti-Western Sentiment in the Sahel by Avi Rao

Afghan Women: The Political Pawns in the Game of War by Misha Ghafouri

Where Art and Culture Diverge: Legacies of the Ohtake’s and Japanese-Brazilian Immigrants by Zoey Duan

Bridging Bytes and Barrios: Brazil’s Distinctive Landscape for AI Policy by Katherine Chou