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7 winners and losers from a deeply ambiguous Japanese…
On May 1st, a new Emperor of Japan ascended to the throne, marking an end to the thirty-year-long Heisei era and…
From Mont Royal to Victoria Peak: the Free HK Protest
The protest was part of a simultaneous show of solidarity across Canada. Its goal was to show Hong Kongers and…
Les Nouveaux Défis De l’Union Européenne
Ces élections impliquent une véritable métamorphose politique de l’Union, et la nécessité d’établir de nouvelles…
Loi 21: quand l’opportunisme politique va trop…
La loi 21 sur la laïcité de l’État vise à mettre fin à un débat de société qui perdure au Québec depuis plus d'une…
Sharing, Caring, and Praying For Sudan in the Twitter…
Although Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter provided a global audience for the people of Sudan, this did not…
Entre Israéliens et Palestiniens, la paix commence par…
Loin des désastres diplomatiques dans les hautes sphères politiques, les sociétés civiles israéliennes et…
Can We Be Against the Pipeline and For the Liberals?
On June 17th, the House of Commons voted to affirm that we are in a national climate emergency. It passed 186 to…
Québec: pénurie de main d’oeuvre, la solution outre…
Le Québec trône au sommet des provinces en déficit de travailleurs avec actuellement 120 000 postes vacants. Pour…
Lessons from Kazakhstan’s Election
When Nazarbayev stepped down earlier this year, observers wondered whether his abdication might mark a turn towards…
The Story of Enes Kanter: Basketball Star, Faithful…
" has set a strong example for young basketball players, faithful Muslims, and the anti-authoritarian movement in…
Brazil’s Chaotic Spectacle
While the Worker's Party under Lula was able to bring together an impressive coalition who all shared a common goal…
Walking on Hong Kong’s Tightrope
On June 9, over one million people marched through the streets of Hong Kong — from Victoria Park, Causeway Bay to…