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Liberia: Territorial Change Of China Since The 1800S And Its Claim On The Nine-Dash Line.

Written by: Student Gabrielle M. Salee, Master’s Candidate School of Global Affairs & Policy Department Cuttington University School of Graduate and Professional Studies.  Introduction The history of China's...

Liberia: The Impact of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) on the Development of Law Enforcement Institutions in Liberia

Abstract The Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a United States government development agency, has played a strategic role in supporting post‑conflict recovery, democratic governance, and institutional...

Liberia: Thousands Join the Archdiocesan Annual Pilgrimage to Our Lady Queen of Peace Shrine as Jubilee Year of Hope Closes

Thousands of Catholics and non-Catholics from across Liberia converged on the Archdiocesan Marian Shrine of Our Lady Queen of Peace in Virginia, outside Monrovia,...

“Crimes in Uniform: Why Allegations of Police Atrocities in Liberia Demand Global Sanctions”

The international community must no longer remain silent in the face of mounting and deeply disturbing allegations of systematic violence, extrajudicial killings, and gross human...

Education as a Pillar of National Security: Government Sponsorship for Liberia’s Law Enforcement and Security Personnel

Abstract National security in contemporary states is no longer defined solely by military strength or coercive capacity but increasingly by the quality, professionalism, and ethical...

The Lasting Scars of Liberia’s Mineral Wealth and Its Tourist Attractions

By George K. Werner (former education minister) The photographs were posted casually, almost innocently. My sister, Lovetta, shared them the way people share moments of...

“When Justice Becomes a Weapon: Alarming Signs of State Repression in Liberia”

The international community must not look away as Liberia enters a perilous chapter in its democratic journey. The country now stands at a dangerous crossroads—one...

Why Borrowing for Education Matters — and Why EXCEL Marks a Historic Turning Point for Liberia

By George Werner (former education minister) From post-war recovery and Ebola’s devastation to a decisive national investment in Liberia’s human capital Class, this is for the...

Failed African Unions Post-Independence

Aishatu Kamara (GP95200) Concept of International Relations, MAIR 605 December 16, 2025 Introduction Post-independence, African nations were optimistic about forming unions to foster regional and economic integration, unity,...

Liberia: “Small Light Today, Big Light Tomorrow”

By George Kronnisanyon Werner (former education minister) After the war, Monrovia did not sleep in silence. It slept to the sound of generators. From Sinkor...

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