Anhvinh Doanvo
Anhvinh Doanvo is an MSPPM candidate at Carnegie Mellon University. He has written for numerous publications including The Hill, Georgetown Public Policy Review, and Baltimore Sun. He is one of forty 2016 finalists for the Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship, which funds twenty US citizens' graduate education annually and places them in the American Foreign Service of the Department of State. You can follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/anhvinhdoanvo or Facebook at Facebook.com/AnhvinhD.
Pro-Palestinian activists must stand against all rights violations equally, including by Palestinian leaders.
With no official documentation publicly available, the latest Syria cease-fire negotiated by the US and Russia has been criticized as unusually vague, nontransparent, and weak. But ...
The media is grossly exaggerating when it claims that the Islamic State now operates in “18 countries.”
Conservative media is now lying about a Muslim pool party in France in order to bash Islam.
Anyone who thinks Jill Stein is a valid alternative to Hillary or Trump should read about her actual views.
The low estimate says 56 civilians were killed, including 11 children.
With the Islamic State’s loss of 45% of its territory in Iraq over the past two years, we may be approaching the end of the war on ISIS. The conflict’s progression nevertheless ...
Unlike Clinton; Snowden, Manning & Petraeus had the “intent” to distribute classified info. Hillary did not.
Justice Thomas demonstrates an astounding indifference to the realities faced by women.
In the wake of tragedy, too often, all judicious reasoning protecting due process is lost.
It is dangerous to conflate the actions of “lone wolves pledging to ISIS” with ISIS itself.
It’s time we viewed domestic “terrorism” through the same lens we use on the crimes of other mass murderers.
When we demonize refugees, the terrorists win.