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As a result of this prorogation, one of the central problems of the UK’s constitution, the lack of legal restraints on the powers of the Royal Prerogative, has now begun to be addressed. Considering that the UK's constitution is based on…
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The plaintiffs claim that the countries’ failure to reduce emissions at the maximal level is in violation of their right to life, health, and peace as enshrined in the UN’s Convention on the Rights of the Child.
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Grâce à la médiatisation importante de cette troisième vague d'émeutes, les attaques provoquent l’indignation dans les quatre coins du globe et c’est désormais sur la communauté internationale que les immigrés s’appuient pour exhorter le…
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Follow the McGill International Review as we provide live updates on the 2019 Canadian federal elections right here on our website.
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On this episode, Senior Editor Allegra Mendelson speaks to Canada's Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, Carolyn Bennett, about the government's engagement strategy with the Indigenous community, its relationship with the environment,…
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With rhetoric continuously taking precedence over substance, it is unsurprising that there are no clear paths forward for empowering indigenous communities coming into the 43rd federal election.
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Trump has made another one of his gambles. He could still get the deal he wants, but at the moment, it seem like the US stands to gain little and the region stands to lose a lot should things take a turn for the worse.
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Government is capable of quick and decisive actions, but unfortunately for the climate movement in the U.S., action may only come when war is on the table. While agencies are being held back in expanding on and responding to the threats,…
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Have ISIS and al-Qaeda really been decimated? Or have they merely recalibrated to establish regional dominance? The Western media’s fixation with terror threats to westerners overlooks important in-fighting that reveals much about the…
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In the July 2019 general legislative elections, Greece was ‘painted blue’—the New Democracy color—with New Democracy winning the election by almost 40% of the vote. Kyriakos Mitsotakis swore in as prime minister on July 8, 2019. The…
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