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In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Sara Parker and Tilila Bakrim cover the March 10th Democratic Primaries, Biden's rise to frontrunner, the continued relevance of other…
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In the Philippines, Rodrigo Duterte has put journalism on trial. In this episode of Blackout, MIR Editor-in-Chief Alec Regino and Creative & Media Director Camille Point scrutinize the role of journalists in the Philippines with…
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Currently, governments in East Asia and elsewhere are still trying to determine the best course of action for dealing with the Wuhan coronavirus. It is very likely that more measures restricting immigration within the region will be…
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Depuis la tentative infructueuse de coup d’état en juin 2016, Erdogan souhaite accroître son influence dans la région. Comme le démontre l’intervention des forces armées turques, la Libye constitue dans cette démarche un enjeu majeur, tant…
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The walls obscuring the truth of his actions that he fought so hard to keep up have finally come crashing down.
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So long as the Syrian Civil War persisted in full force, the contradictions between Russia's alliances could be blurred and elided. Only now, as the war sputters to its end, must that fleeting empire confront the eventualities its was…
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In this episode, Mask Hysteria host Bilal Virji sat down with Dr Sandra Rafman, a child and developmental psychologist specialising in trauma and PTSD, to talk about the psychological impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic and what we can do to…
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L’impasse politique dans laquelle se trouve actuellement la Tunisie est-elle simplement une étape inhérente à la mise en place d’une jeune démocratie ou est-elle au contraire la preuve de problèmes structurels plus fondamentaux qui…
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National policy and planning have taken centre stage, but are currently preoccupied with avoiding migration. This route should be understood for what it is –national economic suicide.
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Récemment, le premier ministre Shinzō Abe s’est montré sans tenue de protection à quelques dizaines de mètres de la centrale. « J’ai finalement été capable de voir juste en portant un simple costume » avait-il déclaré le 14 avril dernier.…
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