Post-Caucus Complications (and a Bernie Bros Rant) Phoebe Warren Feb 4, 2016 We all knew that the Iowa Caucuses would be important, but did any of us expect this much drama from Iowa? Land of…
Rising Intolerance in India: Protecting Secularism, Pluralism and Democracy Arnavi Mehta Nov 18, 2015 For a country lauded for its tolerance over a wide variety of religious beliefs and practices, India is seeing…
Personality Cults and Democracy: Is Putin’s Cult of Personality a Concern John Chrobak Nov 7, 2015 Last month Vladimir Putin celebrated his 68th birthday. The Russian leader celebrated the day by scoring goals in a…
Jon Stewart, Satire, and the Decline of American Media Nicholas LePage Mar 21, 2015 Recently Jon Stewart announced his forthcoming departure from The Daily Show. His announcement took front page…
ISIS Superstar: The New Media Jihad May White-Vilmouth Mar 20, 2015 The infamous ISIS is currently one of the world’s greatest concerns. The Jihadist group and self-proclaimed…
2015: Redefining our Understanding of Free Speech Mai Rosner Mar 11, 2015 With the recent Charlie Hebdo attacks, freedom of speech has become a crucial talking point in the international…
Weekly Roundup: Problem Solved? Katrina Kairys Mar 3, 2015 With today’s news reaching from Xinjiang to Iran, there was no doubt that the MIR Online writers would take us…
Perdu en Translation Iris Boisseau Mar 1, 2015 Qui ne connaît pas la fameuse formule de JFK « ich bin ein berliner » ? Me croiriez-vous si je vous disais que sa…
The Journalist’s Dilemma: Game Theorizing Terror Journalism (Part 2 of 2) Bella Shraiman Dec 18, 2014 This article is the continuation of a two part collaborative series on the journalism of terror. Part One by Margot…
Weekly Roundup: Beyond Conventional Thinking Aliaume Leroy Dec 14, 2014 This week,the Online McGill International Review offered once more different perspectives on world issues to its…