Matthew Slater
Matthew Slater writes about politics and diplomacy. He holds a masters in political science from George Mason University works as a researcher and writer, leveraging his deep knowledge of U.S. political history and institutional dynamics to contribute to public policy discussions.
In his spare time, Matthew mentors young scholars and is an avid supporter of initiatives that promote civic education and engagement among America's youth.
The Pahalgam massacre and the threat of radical Islam
The Pahalgam attack underscores the enduring threat of radical Islam, particularly through groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba and its offshoots.
Fighting drug cartels as terror organizations will save lives
The FTO designation enables prosecution of individuals and entities providing financial, logistical, or technological support to cartels.
UK and France Urge US to Continue Supporting Ukraine
As tensions rise amid Russia’s ongoing threat, leaders from the UK and France emphasize that unwavering American backing for Ukraine is critical for defending sovereignty and ensuring long-term European stability.
Hamas-Israel ceasefire, hostage deal, and its controversies
Both sides would likely consider the terms provisional, with the ceasefire serving as a trial period for further negotiations.
Syria’s turning point: The fall of Assad and the rise of a new era
Bashar al-Assad’s ouster marks a transformative moment for Syria, but questions remain about stability, Turkey’s growing influence, and the decline of Iran and Russia in the region.
Winds of change sweep through 4 countries as they plunge into chaos
The unfolding events are reshaping political landscapes and regional relations as citizens actively voice their aspirations and grievances.
Biden risks World War 3, authorizes long-range missiles for Ukraine
The move carries substantial risks of broadening the war and drawing the world closer to the precipice of a larger, potentially global conflict.
Donald Trump wins the election in a sweeping victory
The Republican candidate beat Democratic candidate Kamala Harris after a race considered to be among the closest and most consequential in recent history.
Israel attacks Iran in retaliation for its massive missile barrage
A senior U.S. official described the attack as “extensive but precise.” Iran said three sites were hit and that “limited damage” was caused.