Sochi and Sports: The Legacies of Cold War Policy in Modern-Day Russia
The use of sports to display an image of a strong, modernized Russia to the global community has been a common factor in the country’s history, especially during the...
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Négociations du Brexit: l’avenir de l’économie britannique menacé
Alors que le 29 mars 2019 approche, marquant la sortie officielle du Royaume-Uni de l’Union Européenne, aucun accord pour maintenir des relations socio-économiques...
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Killing The Messenger
This article is dedicated to the journalists around the world who have died for the sake of their work. 2018 has been a long, bloody year for journalism. Seventy...
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De la crise économique de 2008 à la montée du Nationalisme : l’Ascension des Extrêmes Politiques
Alors que la violente crise économique de 2008, déclenchée après la chute de la banque Lehman Brothers, débuta en tant que crise des subprimes aux États-Unis, elle ne...
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Catalogne : Un an après l’échec du référendum pour l’indépendance, la situation des indépendantistes remise en question
Le 28 Septembre 2018, de lourds affrontements sont survenus dans les rues de Catalogne entre indépendantistes catalans et forces de l’ordre. Ces affrontements font...
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Terrorisme: l’Arme Populiste du Front National
Le 21 avril 2002, lors du second tour des élections présidentielles, s’opposent Jacques Chirac, candidat pour une réélection, et Jean-Marie Le Pen, candidat du Front...
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Sweden’s 2018 Election and the Shortcomings of Proportional Representation
“Populism” and “Political Fragmentation” are terms that one would not immediately associate with stable liberal Sweden. Yet, it would be difficult to find two words...
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Debt and the IMF: Pakistan’s Economic Conundrum
On October 9th, Finance Minister Asad Umar announced that Pakistan would negotiate with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) for loans to navigate their economy...
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The Executive vs the Legislature vs the People: Conflicts of British Constitutionalism
Only five countries in the world do not have a codified constitution, or a written-down set of rules governing the running of their government: the United Kingdom,...
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The Brain Behind the Deal: A Portrait of Chrystia Freeland
For the past year, Canada’s economic relationship with the United States has had an element of uncertainty thanks to US-prompted re-negotiations of the North...
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