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As more and more American politicians begin to hit the road in preparation for the 2020 presidential elections, one tiny island nation in the South Pacific has just completed their campaign cycle. Between the two elections, the fate of one…
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Bringing up Nunavut in conversation often elicits one common reaction—usually something along the lines of "sorry what? where? the place with the igloos?" Growing up in the Ontario education system certainly left my knowledge of the…
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While the long-anticipated release of the two journalists is undoubtedly a reason for celebration, nothing comes free in Myanmar.
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Yang’s campaign is noteworthy for Catholics. The more I researched his campaign, the more I noticed curious aspects of his platform, an oddly specific, difficult-to-navigate plethora of policies. Stunningly, his policies pair well with…
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In the 2016 case of Fischer v. University of Texas, which upheld the watershed 1978 ruling in favour of affirmative action, the decisive Supreme Court vote was cast by Justice Anthony Kennedy, who has since been replaced by none other than…
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What motivates these activist investors, representing entire institutions managing several trillion dollars in assets collectively, is the general desire to mitigate the potentially catastrophic effects of climate change and, perhaps more…
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Le Venezuela se trouve embarqué au coeur d’une crise politique sans précédent depuis le début de l’année. La ré-élection en 2018 de Nicolas Maduro, au pouvoir depuis 2013, est contestée tant par la communauté internationale que par une…
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“When what you’re doing doesn’t work, do something else.” Those are the words of Thomas Mulcair, former leader of Canada’s New Democratic Party and longtime advocate for climate action in government. It has become abundantly clear that…
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Recent India–Pakistan border clashes have brought the dispute over Kashmir to the global forefront once again. In this podcast, Côme Cabrère is joined by former Editor-in-Chief Sarie Khalid to break down the causes of the current escalation…
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La plupart des articles que l’on retrouve sur la Cité Perdue sont écrits comme des récits d’aventures. Ils décrivent la jungle, des ruines, et des tribus indigènes romancées. Parmi les recherches qui aboutissent principalement sur des…
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