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The acquisition of territory has historically played a prominent role in the history of geopolitics and has been a benchmark for a state asserting its power. While the territorial conquests of the past no longer serve as legitimate means of…
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The lessons of South Korea’s developmental state should not be forgotten, as it reveals that economic development, even the most successful, have a cost, and that it is imperative to ensure that development occurs in a manner which…
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It's officially 2019, and online personalities such as Piers Morgan are still decrying the introduction of vegan options in fast food chains, even painting himself as a "vegan victim". But why? Has he never eaten vegan food, like a salad,…
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In his ruling against the Female Genital Mutilation Act 1996, Judge Friedman has failed millions of at-risk young women, both in the United States and throughout the world.
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Bourse de Paris, le 20 décembre à midi : le titre du groupe industriel plonge de 8.31%. Moins d’une heure plus tôt, le Monde a révélé que le constructeur aéronautique européen fait l’objet d’une enquête pour corruption aux États-Unis.…
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The clashing ideals of 'Pro-Life'and 'Pro-Choice continually struggle to gain ground around us. They frequently slither into our social media feeds and crop up in all manner of heated debates, from politicians in a government setting to…
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The fallout within city police departments involved in shootings that garnered widespread public outrage – such as those of Laquan McDonald in Chicago and Freddie Gray in Baltimore – highlights much larger issues of the police culture…
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Tightened control of academic life and of educational ideologies and practices goes against the theoretical democratic ways of education. An undemocratic education leads to undemocratic citizens, and thus to undemocratic countries. Orban’s…
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Few nations have a car culture as strong as that of Luxembourg; the Grand Duchy has the highest ratio of passenger cars to inhabitants in the European Union. This, combined with the many commuters from surrounding countries that work in…
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With less than 100 days to go before the UK officially leaves the EU on March 29th, 2019, it appears increasing likely that the UK will leave without any deal at all. 
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