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MIR Meets: Dominik Leusder
Host Theo Shouse interviews economist Dominik Leusder about European political economy. They discuss European…
The Past as Power: Memory Politics and Diplomatic…
In East Asia, the past is not history, it is a political weapon that continues to shape diplomacy today.
Opinion | Examining the Middle East Through…
What if the Muslim world did embrace modernity, and this embrace, not imperialism or Islam itself, is the primary…
Two Neighbours, Two Courts, One Paradox: Abortion Rights…
Two neighbouring democracies took opposite paths on abortion rights—revealing how courts, not culture, often decide…
How Canada Is Beating the US in the Public…
From Montreal’s REM to Kitchener-Waterloo’s Ion, Canadian cities are delivering faster, cheaper, and more effective…
Measured Reset: Carney’s China Trip and Canada’s…
Caught between Beijing and Washington, Carney’s use of leverage and sequencing shows how Canada can maintain…
The Unraveling of Brazil’s Soy Moratorium Imperils the…
One of the world’s most effective voluntary environmental governance initiatives is now being dismantled,…
Russia’s War in the Classroom
Since the outset of the war with Ukraine in February 2022, high school education in Russia has found itself at the…
After 16 Straight Years in Power, Hungary’s Viktor…
A resurgent opposition, a faltering economy, and rising global stakes make Hungary’s 2026 election a defining test…
Opinion | Gold Doesn’t Make You Great:…
The ultimate irony? America’s victory on the ice only illuminated its greater losses off of it: a nation gilded in…
Proceed With Caution: New START’s End May Signal a New…
As the New START treaty expires, ending a key arms control agreement between the United States and Russia, the…
How the Economics of E-Waste Trade Fuels a Quiet Crisis…
The global e-waste trade reveals how the Global North’s discarded electronics are fuelling environmental damage,…