By Zoe Gorman Tensions in the Sahel might break out into a war. A suicide bomber vehicle exploded in Northern Mali at a UN peacekeeping base Wednesday afternoon killing three and injuring at least 16. According to local news reports, the bomber was shot before entering the UN base at Ansongo, but his vehicle…
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By Hyewon Lee On March 28th, the opposition defeated the ruling party in democratic presidential election for the first time in Nigerian history. Muhammadu Buhari, the former General of Nigeria in the early 80’s was elected as the next president. He defeated the present president Goodluck Jonathan. It was a…
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By Hyewon Lee As the world grapples with the endless search for kidnapped 263 Nigerian girls one year ago, Staff Writer, Hyewon Lee recalls that Korea experienced similar ordeal at the end of World War II, when about 200 thousands of young girls were kidnapped or sold as military sexual…
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By Zoe Gorman Ninety-percent of journalists believe their Internet Service Providers (ISP) would share their data with the NSA, and 64 percent believe the government has already collected their communications data. With the Patriot Act targeting and convincing whistle blowers, how can reporters keep sources safe? The closing event of…
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