Andrew Wilson

Andrew Wilson is a University of Pennsylvania student majoring in International Relations. He is passionate about global diplomacy and human rights. Andrew is also a talented flautist.

Americas·Middle East·Opinion

January 13, 2026

No Trust, No Troops: Israel’s Blunt Rejection of Pakistan’s Gaza Role

In the evolving landscape of Middle East diplomacy, U.S. President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan, unveiled in September 2025, represents a bold attempt to resolve one of the world’s most intractable conflicts.

Americas·Opinion

January 4, 2026

Oil, Power and the Price of Regime Change in Venezuela

The Trump administration’s overture to U.S. oil companies over Venezuela is being framed as a long-overdue chance for American firms to reclaim what was taken from them decades ago. But stripped of

Asia·Middle East·Opinion

December 25, 2025

Pakistan’s Arms Deal with Libya: A Reckless Gamble That Undermines Global Stability

Pakistan has reportedly inked a $4 billion arms deal with the Libyan National Army (LNA), led by the controversial warlord Khalifa Haftar. This agreement, brokered during a visit by Pakistan’s Chief of

The Green Lie We Were All Sold

When President Donald Trump took the stage at the 2025 U.N. General Assembly, his denunciation of the “extreme cost” of the green transition drew predictable outrage from environmental advocates and diplomats. Yet,

September 29, 2025

Planet

Pakistan’s Digital Prison: Mass Surveillance, Censorship, and the Cost to Democracy

Pakistan has emerged as one of the world’s most closely watched societies, not by choice, but through the construction of an elaborate mass surveillance architecture that scrutinizes the digital and mobile activities

September 19, 2025

Asia·Opinion

US Job Market Falters, Raising Pressure for Fed Rate Cuts

The U.S. labor market stumbled again in August, amplifying concerns about the economy’s momentum and fueling speculation that the Federal Reserve may move aggressively to cut interest rates. The Labor Department reported

September 6, 2025

Americas·Opinion

Betting Against India: Why the US Might Lose More Than It Gains

Prez Donald Trump’s present stance on India, marked by tariff hikes and calls for reducing reliance on Indian labor and imports, appears increasingly misaligned with the evolving economic realities and potential of

August 30, 2025

Americas·Asia·Opinion

Not Instant Peace, But Progress: The Real Win of the Trump-Putin Summit

The Trump-Putin summit in Alaska on August 15, 2025, may not have produced a ceasefire or dramatic breakthrough, but to dismiss the meeting as inconsequential is to miss the point—and the gravity—of

August 15, 2025

Opinion

The Urgent Nuclear Decisions Facing Trump and Putin

When U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin meet this Friday, headlines will inevitably focus on Ukraine. But in the shadow of that conflict lies another urgent matter, one that

August 14, 2025

Americas·Europe·Explainer

Why Norway’s Fund Divested from 11 Israeli Companies; and What’s Next

Norway’s sovereign wealth fund, the world’s largest with assets of about $2 trillion, announced it had divested from 11 Israeli companies and terminated contracts with all external asset managers overseeing Israeli investments.

August 12, 2025

Explainer·Middle East

Forgotten Citizens: Pakistan’s Persecuted Minorities and the Crisis of Impunity

Just last week, the United Nations human rights experts issued an unusually sharp rebuke to Pakistan, expressing that they were “shocked at reports of increasing violence against vulnerable communities on grounds of

July 27, 2025

Asia·Opinion

Isolation Makes Nations Weaker

As anti-immigration rhetoric surges across Europe and the United States, it is vital that we look beyond fearmongering and examine what is really at stake. The narrative that human mobility is a

July 25, 2025

Americas·Europe·Opinion

The Future of Education: Are We Trading Teachers for Technology?

Across the United States, the landscape of education is shifting faster than anyone could have predicted just a few years ago. From artificial intelligence in classrooms to debates over political and ideological

July 21, 2025

Culture·Technology

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Andrew Wilson

No Trust, No Troops: Israel’s Blunt Rejection of Pakistan’s Gaza Role

Oil, Power and the Price of Regime Change in Venezuela

Pakistan’s Arms Deal with Libya: A Reckless Gamble That Undermines Global Stability

The Green Lie We Were All Sold

Pakistan’s Digital Prison: Mass Surveillance, Censorship, and the Cost to Democracy

US Job Market Falters, Raising Pressure for Fed Rate Cuts

Betting Against India: Why the US Might Lose More Than It Gains

Not Instant Peace, But Progress: The Real Win of the Trump-Putin Summit

The Urgent Nuclear Decisions Facing Trump and Putin

Why Norway’s Fund Divested from 11 Israeli Companies; and What’s Next

Forgotten Citizens: Pakistan’s Persecuted Minorities and the Crisis of Impunity

Isolation Makes Nations Weaker

The Future of Education: Are We Trading Teachers for Technology?

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