Côme Cabrère

The Montagne D’or is an open-pit mine gold extraction project in French Guyana. Although not as big as other gold extraction endeavours in the rest of South America, it could still potentially be the biggest to ever have happened on French…
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After over three years of negotiations, failed proposals, and leadership changes, the United Kingdom is finally set to leave the European Union on the 31st of January. The tumultuous journey to reach this point has greatly tested the…
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After over three years of negotiations, failed proposals, and leadership changes, the United Kingdom is finally set to leave the European Union on the 31st of January. The tumultuous journey to reach this point has greatly tested the…
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More than a year and a half after Donald Trump first imposed tariffs on Chinese products, there seems to be no sign of an end to the U.S - China Trade War. Côme Cabrère, the host of The Aftermath, sat down with Professor Mark Brawley to…
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As the Hong Kong protests rage on into its 27th week, tensions with the Chinese state continue to rise. Host of The Aftermath, Côme Cabrère, sat down with organizers of the Action Free Hong Kong Montreal movement to talk about what is at…
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Recent India–Pakistan border clashes have brought the dispute over Kashmir to the global forefront once again. In this podcast, Côme Cabrère is joined by former Editor-in-Chief Sarie Khalid to break down the causes of the current escalation…
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On today's episode of Review Radio, Côme Cabrère dives into the growing crisis in Venezuela with the support of two student testimonies provided by Jose Andres Hernandez from the Spanish and Latin American Students’ Association of McGill…
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Au micro de Côme Cabrère, ce deuxième podcast tente d’explorer en profondeur la crise des gilets jaunes. Il s’agit d’abord de rappeler les origines de la crise. Notre discussion avec Lauren Naniche et Apolline Bousquet dévie ensuite sur…
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