By Christina Cushen Source: Unhcr Ukraine has been a target of Russia since the Soviet Union collapsed, leaving thousands of Ukrainians and Europeans on edge not knowing when Russia will attack. Years have gone past where Ukraine has been trying to integrate with the western world and in 2014 Ukraine was taken advantage of by Russia. In this piece, I will be discussing the historic nature of the relationship between Russia and the western world, and the impacts of the Russia

By Alexander Anchor Source: Spotify Book Review: Dan Wang’s Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future Dan Wang is a research fellow for the Hoover Institution, a former analyst for Gavekal Dragonomics - a think tank that consults portfolio managers on China’s macro-economic direction - and more recently, author of Breakneck: China’s Quest to Engineer the Future. According to Wang, the People’s Republic of China is the most successful authoritarian regime since Rome. Wh

By Nyx Joy Source: PIN-UP Magazine On Mindy Seu, the Cyberfeminism Index, and what it means to pay the people you quote Mindy Seu counts things. In her own informal biography, she notes that one year she gave eighty-nine lectures in eighteen countries, taught forty-nine design students and twelve art students, bought three couches and sold two, drank zero cups of caffeinated coffee, and lost countless games of chess. When asked how many other professors are pioneers of cyber