Triumph Kerins

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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Canada is one of the largest suppliers of freshwater in the world, controlling about 20 per cent of the world's total freshwater supply. Despite this generous endowment, federal and provincial governments have grossly mismanaged the world's…
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Taking on a political position is sometimes referred to as moving into ‘service’, which entails a level of self-sacrifice. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Too often, we are taken by narcissistic politicians, who do not hold any…
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Given the extent of the COVID-19 emergency in the U.S., drastic changes in domestic policy should be at the forefront of American consciousness. However, this attitude is not shared by the Trump administration, who seems invested in…
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Perhaps no state of being is more sought after than happiness. However, Bhutan’s happiness-based economic philosophy has not only provided cover, but also justification for acts of inhumanity by the Bhutanese government.
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Anonymous, the "hacktivist" collective prominent in the 2010s, has reemerged in the wake of the protests against police racism and brutality. To understand the timing of their return and its implications for activism, MIR’s Triumph Kerins…
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The U.S. media has spent most of its energy covering domestic political intrigue: potential corruption, unseemly members of government, and, of course, impeachment. These are important stories.  However, the tragedy of the people of Yemen…
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