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Le 22 janvier 2020, Marylène Lévesque, travailleuse du sexe, est assassinée par son client dans une chambre d'hôtel de Québec. Sa mort ravive un débat controversé au Québec : pour garantir la sécurité des prostituées, est-il mieux de…
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India’s reputation as a safe haven for refugees displaced within South Asia has been considerably damaged as Rohingya people are victimised in efforts to protect an unlikely neighbourhood alliance.
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*This article was provided by the Kosciuszko Review as part of the MIR-KR partnership. Originally published March 1, 2020. Pakistan and India must find common ground in Kashmir. This proposal – known as the 5-step Grand Bargain – could not…
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This is a podcast aimed at the McGill community to clarify how the university is responding to COVID 19. MIR Media Editor Bilal Virji sat down with SSMU president, Bryan Buraga, to discuss concerns raised by students. …
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« En 2016, le gouvernement du Président Juan Manuel Santos et la guérilla des FARC signent un accord de paix, mettant fin à un conflit armé vieux de plus de 50 ans en Colombie. Cependant, le nord-ouest du pays reste victime d’extrêmes…
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Bernie’s democratic socialist platform, as well as the rising populist progressive movement, have been described by both supporters and critics as unprecedented in US history. Yet they are very much based on the precedents that Roosevelt…
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In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Sara Parker and Tilila Bakrim cover the March 10th Democratic Primaries, Biden's rise to frontrunner, the continued relevance of other…
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In the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte has put journalism on trial. In this episode of Blackout, MIR Editor-in-Chief Alec Regino and Creative & Media Director Camille Point scrutinize the role of journalists in the Philippines with…
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Currently, governments in East Asia and elsewhere are still trying to determine the best course of action for dealing with the Wuhan coronavirus. It is very likely that more measures restricting immigration within the region will be…
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Depuis la tentative infructueuse de coup d’état en juin 2016, Erdogan souhaite accroître son influence dans la région. Comme le démontre l’intervention des forces armées turques, la Libye constitue dans cette démarche un enjeu majeur, tant…
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