Canada’s Five Per Cent Defence Pledge Isn’t About Trump, It’s…
When the cost of inaction is irrelevance, Canada's decision to ramp up defence spending is not submission, it is…
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These articles, written by our staff writers, are chosen by the MIR Editorial Board.
How Marine Le Pen’s Conviction Could Paradoxically Strengthen the National…
The conviction that was predicted to weaken French populism may have instead given it exactly what it needed to…
The Revolution Will Be Reposted: Digital Anti-Government Resistance Among…
Kenya’s Gen Z is turning every post into protest, using social media to fuel a new wave of anti-government…
The European Petitions System: A Bolster for the Rule of Law, or False Hope for…
European citizens have the unique opportunity to participate in policy-making by submitting petitions to the EU.…
The Future of Journalism and Youth: An Interview with Journalist Edward Girardet
This article is the second part of my interview with Edward Girardet on the state of journalism today. You can read…
Gaza and Global Terrorism: What’s at Stake for American National Security?
Counterterrorism officials maintain that the protracted crisis in the Middle East is greatly increasing the threat…
Pull Down the Posters: A Brief Ba’ath Postmortem from the Syrian Diaspora
For over half a century, Syria has endured authoritarian rule, large-scale conflict, and mass displacement.…
Looking at International Labour Migration Through A Scholarly Lens: An Interview…
As a continuation of my previous article about the realities behind Philippine Overseas Migration, I turned to Dr.…
From Austerity to Appetite: The Republican Shift on Fiscal Responsibility
“Excessive eating has consequences,” Republican Senator Mitt Romney told business leaders in Lehi, Utah this month,…
MIR Meets: Clarissa Ward
Host Sabrina Nelson sits down with Clarissa Ward, award-winning journalist and Chief International Correspondent…