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Lessons in Autocracy: How Bolsonaro and Trump Weaponized…
How much power does nostalgia really have? In Brazil and the United States, rewriting the past is becoming a…
Opinion〡Aux États-Unis, le mouvement tradwife transforme…
Derrière l’esthétique léchée des « tradwives » se dessine un mouvement qui transforme un choix individuel en norme…
The Not-So-Marvellous City: Urban Spectacle and…
Rio de Janeiro brands itself as “marvellous,” but the real marvel here may just be how well it hides its poor.
The Broken Pact: How Populism Distorts the Logic of the…
Contemporary populism reveals the contrast between who populists claim to be and who they actually are.
Can We Overcome the North American Housing Crisis? These…
The longstanding North American housing crisis may appear irreparable. However, two emerging firms are leveraging…
America’s New Chronic Disease: Make America Healthy…
The MAHA movement feeds on bipartisan frustration with America’s broken health and food system, but its…
Aid Without Accountability: The UN’s Troubled Legacy in…
Armed gangs are expanding their control across Haiti, and the government is collapsing, yet one thing remains…
En Équateur, le Plan Phoenix justifie les violences…
En présentant la montée du narcotrafic comme une « guerre interne », le Plan Phoenix justifie l’usage massif des…
Opinion | The Nobel Peace Prize is Quietly Redefining…
The Nobel Peace Prize has chosen to defend democracy as the sole legitimate architecture for peace.
Benefits Gone in a SNAP? Government Shutdowns, Budget…
The US government has reopened, but at what cost to citizens, and to American democracy?
Opinion | Why Canada Still Needs a New Oil Pipeline
The path forward for the Canadian government is clear: to secure long-term economic strength, it must throw its…
International Climate Change Rulings Show First Signs of…
Advisory opinions on climate change published by the ICJ and IACtHR this summer are being employed in domestic…