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On June 17th, the House of Commons voted to affirm that we are in a national climate emergency. It passed 186 to 63. Just a week prior, Trudeau announced that by 2021 there will be a ban on single-use plastics. And, of course, Trudeau also…
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Le Québec trône au sommet des provinces en déficit de travailleurs avec actuellement 120 000 postes vacants. Pour une entreprise sur deux, la difficulté à recruter freine les investissements. Face à la nouvelle politique migratoire, celles…
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When Nazarbayev stepped down earlier this year, observers wondered whether his abdication might mark a turn towards democratic rule in the country. This month's events show that this was hardly the case.
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" has set a strong example for young basketball players, faithful Muslims, and the anti-authoritarian movement in Turkey.  Kanter's journey has certainly not been easy, and his statelessness remains an open question, but he will have a…
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While the Worker's Party under Lula was able to bring together an impressive coalition who all shared a common goal in creating a more equal society, Bolsonaro's base has no such unifying objective. Their aim was to topple the status quo,…
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On June 9, over one million people marched through the streets of Hong Kong — from Victoria Park, Causeway Bay to the Legislative Council (LegCo) in Admiralty — in protest against a proposed extradition bill that many fear will strip away…
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En raison de la diversité des croyances et des traditions, la liberté religieuse est l'une des libertés les plus controversées. Il ne s'agira pas de prendre partie dans le débat mais de voir en quoi une représentation plus inclusive des…
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Business in Westminster’s parliamentary chambers has been relatively quiet since Brexit Day was postponed to 31 October, rather than taking place on the long-anticipated 29 March. News cycles have momentarily moved away from the United…
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While Die Partei’s antics might elicit chuckles in Brussels, the rise of small niche parties isn’t just a laughing matter.
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Moreover, the future costs associated with climate change will unquestionably fall upon today’s young generations. It is estimated that climate change will reduce major economies’ GDP, like the US, by upwards of ten percent due to “damage …
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