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L’espoir irakien, victime de la pandémie?
En 2019, un sursaut populaire avait fait fleurir une lueur d’espoir en Irak. Comment ces sentiments ont-ils évolué?…
Sustainable Agriculture: A Question of Land Use
As the world population continues to grow and resource scarcity becomes increasingly pronounced, there has never…
Opinion | Canada, the World Cup, and an Ethical Dilemma
The Canadian men's soccer team is finally good. Here's why that puts fans in a tough position.
President Saied’s Coup: The Return of Dictatorship…
Tunisia, the birthplace of the Arab Spring, is the only democratic country in North Africa. With President Saied's…
Heedless Folly: A Tale of the Turkish Economic Collapse
In the past, the Turkish lira has shown great promise for prosperity, but in the last few years, one man has…
L’Arabie saoudite après le pétrole : La Vision 2030 et…
L'Arabie saoudite est la 19e économie mondiale, mais sa dépendance au pétrole menace ses intérêts et ses ambitions.…
Modern Day Slavery Under the Guise of Domestic Work: The…
Recruitment agencies had no obligation to bring workers home following cases of abuse. Instead, they encouraged…
Europe Must “Grow Bigger” to Greet Little…
Little Amal, the giant refugee puppet captivating the world's attention, encourages the West to adopt a more…
An Island Nation in Diplomatic Limbo: Turkish Republic…
The election of Ersin Tatar, a fiercely pro-Turkey politician, as the President of the TRNC in October 2020 has…
Review Radio: The Limitations on the US’s Military…
Host Joey Spada sits down with Christopher Preble, the Co-Director for the New American Engagement Initiative at…
Justice in Syria: There Should Be Some
Where transitional justice mechanisms have sought to enforce accountability and achieve justice for victims around…
Free Palestine Persists Past Ceasefire
On May 15, 2021, Palestinians worldwide took to the streets to commemorate the infamous Nakba of 1948, during…