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In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt Romney put his political future on the line?
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In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Justine Coutu, Max Clark, and Amine Kanoun discuss the aftermath of Biden’s major victory in the South Carolina primary. Discover whether Biden’s victory…
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Holding primaries is still a necessary part of the electoral process, no matter which party's incumbent candidate is on the ballot. In cancelling the primary in South Carolina, the state Republican Party not only silenced minority…
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As two European exchange students, we decided to take a day trip to McGill’s Mac campus on a day that promised a snowstorm. The causal beauty of our surroundings evoked feelings of serenity, warmth and ambiguity. Here, we invite you to…
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In this series, MIR Podcaster Rebecca Sideras, speaks to influential women about how they navigate political environments and breaks down some of the key themes that played significant roles in their individual experiences. She further…
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So often we learn about mass movements and revolutions from a top-down perspective and rarely do we hear from people who lived through them. In this episode of Review Radio, MIR Podcaster Victoria Aponte revisits Tunisia's experience of the…
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Pour mettre un terme à cet opportunisme économique grandissant de la part de certains pays membres et asseoir sa légitimité, l’exécutif européen envisage alors des solutions radicales telles que la conditionnalité des fonds européens en…
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Bernie Sanders has officially won the popular vote in the first three contests of the Democratic Primaries. Is he on his way to the nomination? MIR Writer Sara Parker, Editor Rebecka Eriksdotter Pieder and Editor-in-Chief Alec Regino…
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Improving Canada’s Northern policy could prove to kill two birds with one stone: helping both to improve daily life for those who live there as well as consolidating Canada’s position as a defensive northern power in the face of rising…
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The United States, a model plutocracy! (Originally published in French on February 13, 2020).
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