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The Mayor, the Nationalist, and the TikToker: Poland’s Presidential Election

Jacob Van Bergh May 16, 2025

Entrevue avec Boris Proulx sur l’Élection Fédérale

From Sovereignty to Solidarity: La Belle Province Stands Up for Canada…

Is Losing the New Winning? The Green Party of Canada Seems to Think So

How Pierre Poilievre Collapsed at the Goal Line

Bug-out Bags and Bullets: The Misguided Ideology of Doomsday Preppers

Triumph Kerins Nov 12, 2020
This year, perhaps unlike any other, feels like the end of the world. Understandably, this has caused a resurgence of interest in the prepping community, who prepare themselves for disaster. However, the solutions and societal critique…
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Les valeurs républicaines : toujours ancrées ou en déclin ?

Anna Lafforgue Nov 12, 2020
Si l’assassinat de Samuel Paty et l’attentat de Nice quelques semaines plus tard sont unanimement condamnés, ces attaques ont ravivé le débat sur les limites de la liberté d’expression et de la laïcité, si intrinsèques à la France.
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MIR Meets: Gamze Igrioglu and Moritz Ader of the OECD

Mathieu Lavault Nov 11, 2020
Host Mathieu Lavault sits down with Gamze Igrioglu and Moritz Ader of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in Paris to discuss their new report: Governance for Youth, Trust and Intergenerational Justice: what can…
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Emotion, Defection, and a South Korean Official’s Murder

Ahrum Joy Kwak Nov 10, 2020
The killing has since become an emotional topic of discussion for South Korean political parties, the South Korean military, and the deceased’s family, raising questions about the deceased’s intentions along with the legitimacy of the South…
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L’Arctique à l’heure du réchauffement climatique : un nouvel eldorado ?

Vincent Dhers Nov 10, 2020
« Malgré toutes les promesses portées par l’Arctique, l’enthousiasme a pour le moment laissé place à la résignation pour les acteurs économiques présents dans la région. De fait, si le réchauffement climatique est une réalité, les…
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“Adding Fuel to the Fire”: How Domestic News Reporting Deteriorated Sino-Indian…

David Duan Nov 9, 2020
When facing the health and economic crises caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, states may hope to temporarily ease their domestic difficulties by directing their people’s concern and anger toward a foreign power.
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L’école à distance chez les plus vulnérables

Emmanuelle Caza-Oettel Nov 9, 2020
La pandémie de la COVID-19 a interrompu des millions de vies et d’opportunités. Entre autres, 1,2 milliard d’enfants dans le monde ont vu leurs pupitres et salles de classe se métamorphoser en un souvenir lointain . Mais si des millions…
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Unpacking Boris’ Botched Approach to the UK’s Obesity ‘Epidemic’ — During a Pandemic

Tim Rhydderch Nov 9, 2020
Amid mounting evidence of a relationship between obesity and COVID-19 complications, it is all the more important for the government to pursue evidence-based policies oriented towards saving lives instead of scapegoating already at-risk…
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Chili: 30 ans après, une démocratie encore en transition

Diane Robert Nov 8, 2020
Un an après le Santiagazo, le Chili votait la semaine dernière pour la réécriture de sa constitution. Héritière de la dictature de Pinochet, celle-ci entérine certaines structures des inégalités économiques et sociales du pays. Le processus…
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Revolution in the Making: Belarus’ Ongoing Protest Movement

Elizabeth Franceschini Nov 7, 2020
"This revolution refuses to be characterized by the aims of Western powers, or by its comparison with the achievements of other post-Soviet countries’ revolutions. For the first time in the country’s history, the Belarusian people have a…
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