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Malgré une mise en lumière encourageante ces dernières années, ce fléau trop peu abordé par les divers acteurs responsables de l’éducation reste omniprésent dans les écoles françaises.
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Le 11 octobre, Julien Odoul, un élu du Rassemblement National (ex Front national) a relancé le débat sur le port du voile en France. Cette nouvelle controverse résume bien les divisions qui persistent autour de ce débat tellement français.
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The decision to open the gates of the Azadi stadium was a reluctant one. Ironically, Azadi means freedom in Persian. However, this decision shows that giving freedom and easing the restrictions and systematic exclusion faced by Iranian…
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More than a year and a half after Donald Trump first imposed tariffs on Chinese products, there seems to be no sign of an end to the U.S - China Trade War. Côme Cabrère, the host of The Aftermath, sat down with Professor Mark Brawley to…
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However, despite the apparent warming of relations with China, it would appear that circumstances have prevented Duterte from completely entrenching himself within Beijing's sphere of influence.
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L’Équateur a connu de fortes manifestations de rue en début de ce mois d’octobre 2019. À première vue, les manifestations semblent faire partie d’un scénario classique. Une crise générée par un décret économique, qui affecte…
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Since the ignoble beginnings of the Second Republic amid corruption and crime, a “culture of crisis” has permeated Italian society.
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On Sunday, October 6th, staff writer Hayah Amin attended "Vietnamplify," a conference that works to spread awareness for current human rights violations within Vietnam and the ways in which the Vietnamese-Canadian community can respond. 
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African nations stand to greatly benefit from the expertise and resources of the diaspora community. The Concordia-McGill African Studies conference clearly showed the willingness of diaspora members to actively work towards resolving…
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Every month our Editor-in-Chief selects one article from this publishing cycle to be featured in podcast format. This month we are featuring an op-ed written by Staff Writer Sarah Farb. Her article, Words Matter, was written in response to…
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