Essays
Climate Change and the Plight of Modern Science
The long-held principles of a scientific world are being questioned and will shake our modern society to its core.
World Affairs Reporter
Cobin Szymanski is a world affairs reporter for 71 Republic covering world affairs, science, and human rights. He attended Yale University.
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Essays
The long-held principles of a scientific world are being questioned and will shake our modern society to its core.
World · Europe
The region of Catalonia vies for independence.
World · Europe
The refugees that have inundated Italy and Europe's immigration systems are mostly asylum seekers
Essays
The future of Transnistria is uncertain but many are looking forward instead of back to the past
Opinion
The national parks and monuments that we hold dear are being threatened.
Business
With the discovery of Canada’s tar sand in 1848 it began an era marked by economic opportunity and fervent protests.
U.S. Politics
When the nation is as divided as ever, a libertarian hot dog stand takes the spotlight.
World · Africa
As the fifteenth anniversary of the Darfur Genocides approaches, it is good to remember just how devastating the events in Sudan really were.