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The Chilean Constitutional Convention presents a chance for the nation to re-legitimize its legislation and provide meaningful efforts to address problems that the average Chilean faces today.
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Host Andrew Xu sits down with Matt Continetti, a resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and contributing editor at National Review. They discuss Barack Obama, populist conservatism and conspiracy theories in order to better…
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Host Berenice Collignon gives an in-depth look at consumer culture, delving into specifics of how it incentivizes a wide range of ethically variant behaviour.
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Despite concerns about the political ramifications of foreign vaccines exports, Western countries have lagged in their global response at the expense of public health.
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In her incoming term as Director-General, one of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's major challenges will be supervising the United States' relations with the WTO and its trade collaboration with the other member states. Thankfully, President Biden's…
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Based on the increase in gender inequality following the two-child quota, gender-based workplace discrimination will likely worsen under the new three-child policy.
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Contributor Mariel Yacolca Maguiña interviews three Venezuelans who fled their country, discussing their personal stories, politics, and how the future looks from where they are now.
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The NBA’s increasing international popularity - and its effects on American basketball players - presents an interesting microcosm for the domestic effects of American global hegemony.
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While its neighbours seemed to flounder in maintaining democracy periodically, India stood steady. It is one of the handfuls of countries in Asia that has maintained its democratic character post-colonialism. Now, the tenants of that…
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On March 7th, Switzerland passed a referendum on banning face coverings in public with a margin of  51.2% (in favour) to 48.8% (against). This vote sparked a resurgence of the domestic and international debate on the so-called 'the burka…
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