Stacey Glaser

Stacey Glaser is pursuing her Masters in Public Policy at the Princeton School of Public and International Affairs.

March 20, 2026

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

When Donald Trump invoked Pearl Harbor during Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s visit to Washington this week, the remark landed like an unexpected chord in an otherwise carefully orchestrated diplomatic symphony. The

Americas·Opinion

February 27, 2026

A Reset Worth Betting On: Why Carney’s India Trip Matters

When Mark Carney touched down in Mumbai, he wasn’t merely making a diplomatic house call. He was signaling something more consequential: that Canada is finally ready to grow up about its place

Asia·Culture

February 12, 2026

Begums Out, Patriarchy In: Why are Women Missing from Bangladesh’s New Dawn?

The stark underrepresentation of women in Bangladesh’s parliamentary election stands as a glaring contradiction to the nation’s recent history and the pivotal role women played in its political transformation. As voters, nearly

Trump’s Tariffs: A Steel Trap for American Industry?

On March 12, President Trump’s administration imposed sweeping 25% tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, a move that has been championed as a bold step toward protecting American metal producers. But far

February 18, 2025

Opinion

Wildfires in Southern California: A Call for Climate Realism

The devastating wildfires consuming neighborhoods from Pacific Palisades to Pasadena are not just a local tragedy—they are a glaring reminder of the challenges posed by climate change. My heart goes out to

January 10, 2025

Planet

The Legacy of a Peacemaker: Reassessing Jimmy Carter’s Foreign Policy

In September 1978, amid the wooded seclusion of Camp David, U.S. President Jimmy Carter orchestrated a diplomatic miracle. For 13 tense days, Carter mediated between Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat and Israeli Prime

December 30, 2024

Opinion

Turkey’s Role in Syria’s Shifting Conflict Landscape

The Syrian conflict has taken a dramatic turn, with developments in Aleppo and Hama reshaping the balance of power in the region. Central to this unfolding drama is Turkey, whose strategic interests

December 7, 2024

Opinion

Haiti on the Brink: Calls for Urgent US and Canadian Military Intervention

Haiti is descending deeper into chaos, with relentless gang violence plunging the country into a dire humanitarian crisis. Since January, nearly 5,000 civilians have lost their lives due to gang warfare in

December 1, 2024

Opinion

Trump’s Ambitious Deportation Plan Faces Economic and Logistical Hurdles

In a bold and controversial move, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to initiate what he describes as “the largest deportation effort in American history,” targeting millions of undocumented immigrants. While the

November 26, 2024

Opinion

Too Little, Too Late? Biden’s Ukraine Policy Under the Microscope

When history weighs President Joe Biden’s legacy on Ukraine, it will find itself grappling with a paradox. On the one hand, his administration’s calculated response to Russia’s brutal invasion provided Ukraine with

November 22, 2024

Opinion

RFK Jr. Nomination Sparks Conservative Divide Over Abortion

In a surprising twist, two conservative groups that oppose abortion rights have thrown their support behind President-elect Donald Trump’s pick of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to head the Department of Health and

November 16, 2024

Opinion

Same Old Story: Why Trump and Biden Are Two Sides of the Same Coin for the Middle East

For decades, U.S. foreign policy has oscillated between the lofty rhetoric of peace and the harsh reality of imperial interests. Yet, when it comes to Palestine and the Middle East, the chasm

November 13, 2024

Opinion

The Party of the People, No More: Why Democrats Need to Introspect and Realign

Democrats woke up on Election Day 2024 to the bittersweet echoes of history. They had hoped for the jubilant renewal of 2008 but staggered into the familiar despair of 2016. Vice President

November 7, 2024

Opinion

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Stacey Glaser

Will Trump’s Pearl Harbor Remark Reopen an Old Wound?

A Reset Worth Betting On: Why Carney’s India Trip Matters

Begums Out, Patriarchy In: Why are Women Missing from Bangladesh’s New Dawn?

Trump’s Tariffs: A Steel Trap for American Industry?

Wildfires in Southern California: A Call for Climate Realism

The Legacy of a Peacemaker: Reassessing Jimmy Carter’s Foreign Policy

Turkey’s Role in Syria’s Shifting Conflict Landscape

Haiti on the Brink: Calls for Urgent US and Canadian Military Intervention

Trump’s Ambitious Deportation Plan Faces Economic and Logistical Hurdles

Too Little, Too Late? Biden’s Ukraine Policy Under the Microscope

RFK Jr. Nomination Sparks Conservative Divide Over Abortion

Same Old Story: Why Trump and Biden Are Two Sides of the Same Coin for the Middle East

The Party of the People, No More: Why Democrats Need to Introspect and Realign

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