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Caught between two great superpowers, President-elect Cortizo will soon be faced with some difficult conditions. In the midst of a trade war, Panama risks either being caught in the middle and risking aggression by the United States, or…
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Le 8 mai 2018, les élections générales sud africaines ont à nouveau donné la majorité au Congrès National Africain (ANC) à 57%. Au pouvoir depuis 1994, le parti de Mandela et de la fin de l’Apartheid s’est retrouvé au coeur de nombreux…
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The European Union recently unveiled a set of guidelines aimed at the ethical regulation of artificial intelligence (AI) for companies and governments. This step is in line with the EU’s efforts to position itself as a global leader in the…
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Following Facebook's announcement that it would crack down on "dangerous" users and content, the debate surrounding the place of social media censorship in modern society has never been so important.
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Avec près de 9 milliards d’euros pour l’ensemble du pays, les services de protection de l’enfance représentent le 2ème budget social des départements. L’aide sociale à l’enfance (ASE) reste cependant méconnue du grand public, et son…
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Macron and Salvini are both ideologically-motivated showmen who had something to prove this election and who would genuinely love to see the other humiliated. Because of this, even though neither of them were Spitzenkandidaten, they might…
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As more and more American politicians begin to hit the road in preparation for the 2020 presidential elections, one tiny island nation in the South Pacific has just completed their campaign cycle. Between the two elections, the fate of one…
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Bringing up Nunavut in conversation often elicits one common reaction—usually something along the lines of "sorry what? where? the place with the igloos?" Growing up in the Ontario education system certainly left my knowledge of the…
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While the long-anticipated release of the two journalists is undoubtedly a reason for celebration, nothing comes free in Myanmar.
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Yang’s campaign is noteworthy for Catholics. The more I researched his campaign, the more I noticed curious aspects of his platform, an oddly specific, difficult-to-navigate plethora of policies. Stunningly, his policies pair well with…
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