Browsing Category
Featured
Will South Korea Save its Democracy?
On December 3, South Korea faced yet another test of its democracy–President Yoon Suk-yeol, elected just 2 years…
MIR Meets: Sridhar Venkatapuram Part 2
Part 2: Host Sydney Murray sits down with Sridhar Venkatapuram, Senior Lecturer in Global Health and Philosophy at…
MIR Meets: Sridhar Venkatapuram Part 1
Host Sydney Murray sits down with Sridhar Venkatapuram, Senior Lecturer in Global Health and Philosophy at King’s…
Chrystia Freeland’s Undoing in a Party Trying to Move On…
Despite Freeland’s attempt to seize on Trudeau’s unpopularity in her surprising resignation, she was ultimately…
Pull Down the Posters: A Brief Ba’ath Postmortem from…
For over half a century, Syria has endured authoritarian rule, large-scale conflict, and mass displacement.…
Transgender Sex Workers Offer Hope to the Long-Standing…
Transgender sex workers are emerging as a key stakeholder in helping to combat the decades-long HIV/AIDS crisis…
Le Tribunal Populaire : Quand les Réseaux Sociaux…
Quand la justice affronte le tribunal des réseaux sociaux : l’affaire Nekfeu illustre comment l’opinion publique…
Pierre Poilievre’s Digital Dominance Was Never Built to…
If Poilievre fails to pivot and stay relevant, his digital dominance may soon be nothing more than a loud echo in a…
Algeria as Europe’s Gateway: Energy Dependence or…
The 2020 Russia-Ukraine war has brought gas exportation from Russia to the European Union (EU) to a screeching…
Looking for a Man in Finance: Jet-Setting, Globetrotting…
Mark Carney, a one-percenter through and through, is riding an unlikely wave of popularity in an era defined by…
Tariffs and a Leadership Crisis: How Weak Intra-Party…
In an increasingly volatile global landscape, having a better-defined, more transparent process for internal…
One Year of Milei: The Reality of Radical Austerity
Just over a year ago, Javier Milei was sworn in as the 59th President of Argentina, promising to combat inflation,…