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Is Mauritius Bracing for the Wrong Crisis?

Samuel Bestel Sep 25, 2026

Inside Mount Kilimanjaro’s Responsible Tourism Debate

The Non-Renewal of the USMCA and the Redefinition of World Trade

Why China Wants Myanmar’s Junta to Win

MIR Meets: The Shadows Project

The “Airbnb Effect” on Affordable Housing

Dana Malapit Aug 5, 2020
Despite Airbnb marketing itself as a home-sharing platform driven by people trying to make some extra cash, many Airbnb listings act like hotels: entire properties dedicated to servicing short-term visitors, run by companies handling…
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American Voters and the Celebrity-in-Chief Fantasy

Justine Coutu Aug 4, 2020
Because celebrity candidates lack conventional qualifications and often run on unclear platforms, their appeal may seem odd. Still, this reflects voters' increasingly complicated relationship with the country's political apparatus and those…
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COVID-19 from a Public Health Perspective: An Interview with Dr. Timothy Evans

Alua Kulenova Aug 2, 2020
There are many questions about COVID-19 and its impact on the world in terms of healthcare, politics, and life as we know it. To gain further insight into a few of these concerns, Staff Writer Alua Kulenova spoke to Dr. Timothy Evans,…
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Indian-Chinese Border Dispute Turns Deadly in the Himalayas

Theo Chiara Jul 31, 2020
In the face of Chinese expansion, many Indians want to see action to counteract this regional force. Without adequate communication by the Prime Minister and a clear view of the correct path forward, Indian citizens could feel nothing is…
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On The Importance of a Reformed and Updated UK Gender Recognition Act

Tim Rhydderch Jul 30, 2020
Lasting over five years, on average, the current legal gender reassignment process is long, overly-intrusive, and degrading — illustrating why so few have successfully managed to legally transition since 2004. These legal inadequacies…
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Pandemic Economy: Recovery Expectations and Pivotal Opportunities

Marie Fester Jul 30, 2020
Despite gains during the past weeks, unemployment remains worse than the 2008 recession. With high debt to GDP ratios held by sub-national governments and key sectors hard hit by the pandemic, it remains unclear what the path to recovery…
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Opinion | The US Pandemic Response Failed Workers; All Americans Will Pay the Price 

Rose Bostwick Jul 28, 2020
This summer, I chose to return to my high school job as a Starbucks barista. The choice to take a summer job was entirely my own and based on positive past experiences with the company. I was aware of the pandemic when I applied, and I…
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Opinion | Atticus Finch Isn’t a Role Model, He’s an Artifact

Elizabeth Franceschini Jul 27, 2020
To Kill a Mockingbird should not be ignored simply because it is antiquated, but repurposed for a contemporary audience.
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Free-Riders in NATO? Trump’s Rhetoric In US-German Relations

Taylor Hu Jul 26, 2020
While the concept of collective defence is still relevant, Germany and the US's relationship involves much more than their formal obligations to NATO. The informal norms and values underpinning the alliance allowed NATO to adopt a more…
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An “Infodemic” of Disinformation Spreading “Faster and More Easily Than This…

Kayla Rolland Jul 26, 2020
Individuals who believe in disinformation may risk not only their lives but the lives of others. Critics have argued that disinformation has created culture war issues surrounding public health guidance including the recommendation to wear…
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