Un nouvel accord de cessez-le-feu en Libye : a-t-on raison d’y croire?
Dans un territoire où la tendance historique est à la violation des cessez-le-feu, le nouvel accord, bien que porteur d’espoir, doit encore faire ses preuves.
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Au Pérou, il faut imaginer Sisyphe exaspéré
La crise politique traversée par le Pérou ces dernières semaines a cristallisé les années de frustration d’une jeunesse désabusée par la violence et par la corruption structurelles qui minent sa démocratie. Face à un nouveau scandale de…
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What Islamic Extremism Says About French Secularism and Integration
France's recent terrorist attacks highlight the controversy surrounding freedom of expression and freedom of religion within the nation. While the government has spoken out against Islamic extremism and will be passing laws to further…
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Political Distancing: Canada’s Role in the Yemeni Civil War
As negotiations between Yemen, their allies, and the UN continue, the Security Council’s investigation into Canada’s role in the civil war reveals the limitations of Canadian foreign aid, and how it may only be superficially helpful.
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À la rencontre de l’American Dream
Cet esprit de communauté et solidarité, unique à la ville de Houston, est pour Vera ce qui fait basculer le American Dream de l’imaginaire au réel. C’est une réalité différente de nos perceptions idéalisées, une réalité qui demande patience…
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A Tale of Race in Two Nations
Despite systemic racism being a considerable issue in both France and the US, the dialogue around the subject of race has been radically different in the two countries. Max Clark and Amy Rosenbluth compare their national perspectives as…
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From 4chan to Instagram: How QAnon Became Mainstream
QAnon is constantly evolving: while Q-like figures themselves have somewhat been forgotten and many of their predictions turned out to be complete nonsense, they left a tool for people to analyze the world in a way that confirms their…
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Cost of Normality: Mongolia’s Stranded Citizens Amid the Pandemic
Closed borders have locked thousands of Mongolian citizens out of their homes, and the return trip isn't easy.
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Poli-Tea: Why Won’t Trump Concede?
In this first episode of Poli-Tea, hosts Ally Lemieux Fanset, Ashwin Nair and Parmida Bakhshi chat about Trump's unwillingness to concede the US Presidential Election, the transition period, and what the state of the Democratic and!-->…
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A Delicate Balancing Act at the Heart of Central Asia
Kazakhstan’s position is a complicated one. The country’s ruling elites are attaching themselves to China’s rising star, effectively exchanging their own citizens’ civil liberties for their own private business interests. At the same time,…
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