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Trump has made another one of his gambles. He could still get the deal he wants, but at the moment, it seem like the US stands to gain little and the region stands to lose a lot should things take a turn for the worse.
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Government is capable of quick and decisive actions, but unfortunately for the climate movement in the U.S., action may only come when war is on the table. While agencies are being held back in expanding on and responding to the threats,…
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Have ISIS and al-Qaeda really been decimated? Or have they merely recalibrated to establish regional dominance? The Western media’s fixation with terror threats to westerners overlooks important in-fighting that reveals much about the…
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In the July 2019 general legislative elections, Greece was ‘painted blue’—the New Democracy color—with New Democracy winning the election by almost 40% of the vote. Kyriakos Mitsotakis swore in as prime minister on July 8, 2019. The…
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The question is: how much political capital are Republican members of Congress who disapprove of Trump’s actions willing to lose to take him out?
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In tomorrow's election millennials and Gen Z could, quite literally, decide the outcome of the election. But will we? In an interview with Samantha Reusch of Apathy is Boring, we unpack this loaded question and delve into potential…
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What has caused this drastic turnaround and the Joint List’s decision to recommend Benny Gantz for Prime Minister? The answer lies in a combination of exasperation, political expedience, and perhaps common human decency.
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In this podcast, Media Team Member Alexandre Edde sat down with MIR Editor Chris Ciafro and MIR Staff Writer Wynn Rederberg to discuss the performance of each party in the Canadian Federal Election debates. Graphic credit: Camille…
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It’s time to place the burden of saving a planet we are not responsible for destroying onto the back of big business. If action against climate change truly needs to start with the people, we should begin by calling out the corporations…
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Policy ideas and platforms are a central arena of competition for parties vying to form government next year. But hidden deep in the wonkery of our political contestants lie some truly terrible ideas.
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