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An olive branch does not exist if one is forced to accept the offering. And in many ways, the US is forced to accept this deal.
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After nearly two decades of conflict in the region, the subject of Afghanistan has slowly waned from public consciousness as fatigue, wariness and frustration reach all time heights with the current U.S administration, but as the war…
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Information is precious to us all, so we ought to take steps to protect it, whether it be from foreign government control or a shark lying in wait.
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Débordant de charme, d’énergie et de panache, Jacques Chirac, du haut de son mètre 89, a su cultiver tout au long de sa carrière une image d’homme accessible et spontané : aussi à l’aise au milieu du salon de l’agriculture qu’à une…
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Individuals like Henry Lam demonstrate the complexity in trying to compartmentalize contentious issues. Lam is both a pro-democracy Hong Konger and a member of the LGBTQ+ community – these identities cannot be separated.
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The McGill International Review (MIR) is conducting an online university-wide survey to examine the perspectives of prospective voters in the 2019 Canadian Federal Elections. If you have the time and are eligible to vote in the upcoming…
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On this special edition of Review's Radio, I spoke with Dr. Nicole Curato about the Philippines authoritarian turn and the results of the 2019 midterms. I met with Dr. Nicole Curato on a cloudy day in the middle of July at a quiet…
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When good people shrug off the kind of repugnance we see from the American president—when we dismiss it as the usual unusualness—we obscure the evil that those words actually unleash.
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