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Article by Sarah Higashio Gocsei, Writer
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Article by Hiromi Shelton, Writer
April 8, 2025
During this year’s Model United Nations conference, SOCHUM—the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee—hosted a very fruitful and intense debate. As one of the six main committees of the United...
Article by Elizabeth Rexrode, Writer
April 8, 2025
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ASIJ MUN V: SPECPOL Debates Disinformation
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How Disillusionment Fuels Europe’s Far-Right Surge
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In 2000, traditional center-left and center-right parties maintained around 75% of the vote across major Western democracies. In the 2020s, they are struggling to overcome newcomer far-right parties. So,...
Junu Min: Junu 4 U: He’ll be There for You
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Once a shy first grader who wasn't sure how to fit in, Junu Min became a confident and passionate leader ready to take on the responsibility of representing the student body—his story is one that a lot...
Article by Sarah Higashio Gocsei, Writer
April 16, 2025
Do you know how old the world’s oldest loggerhead turtle is? On August 13th, 1950, Hiwasa Junior High School students near Ohama Beach hatched a baby turtle named Hamataro. Today, Hamataro is 74 years...
Article by Noah Kanda, Writer
April 10, 2025
Since his inauguration as the 47th President of the United States of America, Donald Trump has made sweeping changes to American diplomatic norms and its overall doctrine. He has seemingly abandoned allies...
Article by Mayuko Kawase, Writer
April 8, 2025
For the annual 2025 ASIJMUN conference, the HRC (Human Rights Committee) focused on the global affair of the social and economic integration of refugees. Throughout two lengthy committee sessions, HRC...
Article by Hiromi Shelton, Writer
April 8, 2025
During this year’s Model United Nations conference, SOCHUM—the Social, Humanitarian, and Cultural Committee—hosted a very fruitful and intense debate. As one of the six main committees of the United...
Article by Elizabeth Rexrode, Writer
April 8, 2025
The dissolution of the Soviet Union on December 8th, 1991, may mark the end of all Communist ideals and Russian influence as Western nations encroach onto former Soviet territory. As Russia exerts what...
ASIJ MUN V: SPECPOL Debates Disinformation
April 8, 2025
The first day of debate in the SPECPOL committee ended with a resolution submitted by Brazil passing, and a resolution submitted by France waiting to be voted on tomorrow. A third resolution is expected...
How Disillusionment Fuels Europe’s Far-Right Surge
April 8, 2025
In 2000, traditional center-left and center-right parties maintained around 75% of the vote across major Western democracies. In the 2020s, they are struggling to overcome newcomer far-right parties. So,...
Junu Min: Junu 4 U: He’ll be There for You
April 8, 2025
Once a shy first grader who wasn't sure how to fit in, Junu Min became a confident and passionate leader ready to take on the responsibility of representing the student body—his story is one that a lot...