Tariffs and a Leadership Crisis: How Weak Intra-Party Democracy Has Left Canada Exposed
In an increasingly volatile global landscape, having a better-defined, more transparent process for internal leadership challenges is not only essential for strengthening Canadian democracy but also vital in addressing today’s crises.
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One Year of Milei: The Reality of Radical Austerity
Just over a year ago, Javier Milei was sworn in as the 59th President of Argentina, promising to combat inflation, but warning that there was “no possible alternative to austerity.” Milei, a libertarian economics professor and conservative…
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China, TikTok, and Trump: Data Privacy or Digital Censorship?
With over 1 billion users worldwide, 34 million daily video uploads, and an average daily usage of 95 minutes, it’s no secret that TikTok has achieved global prominence. Reports indicate that up to 68 per cent of American teens use the…
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Le courage d’une victime de viols pourrait-il changer la loi en France?
Après une décennie de silence et d'horreur, Gisèle Pélicot transforme sa douleur en un combat pour que la honte change de camp.
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Le musée, front caché de la guerre en Ukraine
La guerre en cours pousse les musées ukrainiens à anticiper la création de son récit du conflit, expliquant le sentiment d’urgence dans la collecte de la mémoire avant qu’elle ne soit effacée ou pillée au profit de l’axe narratif russe.
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MIR Meets: Christopher Miller
Host Sabrina Nelson sits down with Christopher Miller, the Financial Times’ Chief Ukraine Correspondent, to discuss the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and its potential evolution. They also delve into his experience reporting from Ukraine since…
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MIR Meets: Andrew Day
Host Theo Shouse sits down with Andrew Day, the senior editor of The American Conservative, to discuss the Ukraine War and US foreign policy regarding Russia, China, and Iran.
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Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives Are Wolves in Workers’ Clothing
Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives have draped themselves in working class rhetoric, but their policy priorities reveal a starkly different picture.
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MIR Meets: Anatol Lieven
Host Theo Shouse sits down with journalist and author Anatol Lieven of the Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft to discuss the West's relationship to Russia since the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the Ukraine War.
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Canada’s Immigration Consensus Fractures as Federal Election Looms
As Canada’s federal election approaches, the once-stable consensus on immigration is fracturing, with Trudeau’s policy reversals signalling a dramatic shift toward restriction in response to rising public hostility.
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