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The world wars, regardless of one's geographic background, were events that involved states worldwide. With over seventy million mobilized personnel from more than thirty states declaring war, international relations were becoming increasingly intertwined.

May 26th, 2022, was a fateful day for the Dominican Republic’s capital of Santo Domingo, for nestled in the Zona Colonial neighborhood—and about half a mile from the balmy Caribbean tropical coast—was the newly-opened Latin America and Caribbean Competence Center (LAC4).

Brisk morning walks past the Seine in Paris, beachside picnics by the Pacific in Sydney, and evening karaoke in Seoul. For some, these activities sound like a daydream, a getaway, but for some students, these moments are just another day.

This post was created following a discussion with Deirdre Mendez of the Center for Global Business at the University of Texas at Austin in Austin, Texas. To learn more about the Center for Global Business, head to the bottom of the article! *The information shared is only for context and does not constitute an official endorsement of Internatnotes Blog. As I enter my junior year, I’ve come to learn that for some students, the path towards the future is simple and constantly d

As I continue searching for deeper clarity into the fields of cybersecurity and statecraft, I had a desire to speak with the individuals innovating correlated fields themselves, for if I sought to understand the domains, I held a firm conviction that I should come to learn these people themselves.

An Overture to Privacy Rights I was fortunate enough to have the opportunity to speak with an expert on the recent trends of cyber risk management in the business world. I find it somewhat amusing that for the past few weeks, I’ve read novels filled endlessly with interviews featuring the advice and commentary of field experts, and occasionally, despite being prominently highlighted in the novel’s publication, conceal their identity for the purpose of keeping their professio