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A Moment of Rest. A woman finds a moment of rest in the Milton Parc Area. Wearing masks outdoors - as well as indoors - increasingly has become the norm. Mundane Tasks. Daily tasks, such as grocery shopping, used to be a second…
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Today's colonial resource exploitation masquerades itself in western markets as a healthy alternative to hydrogenated oils and trans fats: palm oil.
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The fast fashion industry has fuelled consumerism and escaped responsibility for its harmful environmental practices for decades — if these multinational corporations continue at this pace, the damage they cause will be irreversible.
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Plus d’un an après le début de la pandémie de la COVID-19, les stratégies nationales et internationales pour faire face au virus ont connu de nombreux changements et ajustements. Des politiques individualistes et protectionnistes aux…
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O’Toole’s inability to forge out a clear strategy, inept handling of various crises, and oscillation between populism and moderation could cause another schism within the Tories.
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Despite facing criticism from the West since its creation in 1949, the People’s Republic of China is facing more scrutiny than ever as it becomes a global superpower.
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Given that access to the average investor was reserved exclusively to this club in the past, elite members could accurately upend the inherent irrationality of short-term fluctuations. Winning on Wall Street was not based on intelligence or…
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The idea of “Putin for life” is not an exaggeration when describing Russia’s contemporary political situation. The blatant and unabashed quelling of protests by the Russian government in recent weeks, and their silencing of most other…
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For now, the UK joining the CPTPP might signify a "smash and grab" attempt from Johnson to replace the European Union with Biden's America through a trade agreement with few real economic benefits and over 13,000 kilometers away.
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Because of the importance of a country's trade and economic sectors in domestic livelihoods, there is an argument to be made that sanctions, rather than hurting the government and the state, end up disproportionately impacting innocent…
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