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There is nothing inherently wrong with a city becoming a centre of power in a country. The issues arise, however, when a single metropolis becomes so large that it leads to the political, social, and economic alienation of those living in…
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Much can, and has, been said about the Clintons since they first entered the political arena in 1974, but regardless of one’s politics or personal opinions, most would agree that they are one of the most famous power duos in American …
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Pakistan has always been an enigma in international politics. The country has historically leveraged its geo-strategic location and vast military capabilities against global powers in exchange for financial and military aid. Even during the…
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Capitalism, our current state of socio-economic affairs, has given us a lot: economic growth, innovation, technological progress, and choice. However, it has also given us something more terrifying than that, too: economic crises, increased…
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"I went to Rakhine State" is not a phrase that you commonly hear anymore. In fact, as of August 25, 2017 foreign travel to Myanmar’s infamous northwestern state has plummeted, and for good reason. Although the state was once abundant with…
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FDR had radio, JFK had television, but Trump? Trump has Twitter.
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Such policies are but one framework for President Trump’s divisive political rhetoric, which allow him to increase his influence and number of supporters. Yet, many of his own supporters disavow any move to threaten birthright citizenship.…
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How does Yemen's epidemic fit in with the recent history of cholera and what progress has been made towards eradication? The clinical solution to cholera is strikingly simple, which is what makes the political obstacles all the more tragic.…
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The Supreme Court’s 2013 decision to strike down the core of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a hard-earned achievement for the Civil Rights movement, has enabled states to complicate the voting process and render it less accessible for…
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Cette loi est donc une remise en cause directe de la décision de ces femmes de porter le voile au sein de la religion musulmane
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