Élections israéliennes : le réveil des minorités?
Pour la première fois, des minorités traditionnellement exclues des élections en Israël telles que les Arabes et les russophones ont pris conscience de leur rôle-clé et de leur pouvoir dans les élections de mars 2020.
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How to Escape Our Technology-Induced Trance
A fascinating conversation with Professor Samuele Collu of McGill University’s Anthropology Department on our use of cellphones and our addiction to screen time.
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Will “Mask Diplomacy” Be Enough for China?
While many countries have pointed fingers at China in the genesis of the outbreak, can Beijing turn this domestic and international catastrophe into a diplomatic opportunity? Can China take advantage of the situation and fill this global…
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The Ongoing Struggle for National Accountability in Latin America
Even though the days of Augusto Pinochet and Manuel Antonio Noriega’s totalitarian regimes have come to a close, the region is still recovering from the policies they represented. After years of an absence of punishment for violent and…
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Idlib: Syria’s Final Battle
After nine long years of brutal conflict, the Syrian Civil War is beginning its final chapter, and Idlib, the final rebel-held province in the country, will be its setting. With Turkey coming into direct conflict with the Syrian government…
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Covid-19 : une France solidaire
À travers le monde, la crise actuelle est accompagnée par un regain de la place et de l’importance de l’État ainsi que d’un élan de solidarité qui donne un peu d’espoir.
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Tensions in the Eastern Mediterranean: Interview Part 1
In the last two decades, there have been discoveries of oil and natural gas in the Eastern Mediterranean. We asked Dr. Bulent Şenses for his take on the current situation in the Eastern Mediterranean and Turkey's position in these events.
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Announcing the Nominees for the 2019-2020 MIR Awards
There's a lot going on all over the world at this very moment... and our team has given its best effort in attempting to cover it all. The MIR is thrilled to announce this year's nominees for the MIR Awards — a celebration of some of the…
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L’Amérique Latine à l’épreuve des féminicides, une perspective mexicaine
La violence envers les femmes s’est encore accrue au Mexique ces dernières années, elle a été multipliée par 2,38 entre 2015 et 2019. Si les réformes et améliorations des institutions progressent et sont fondamentales, elles doivent…
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“I Like to Obey the Law”: Trump and International Humanitarian Law
After originally directing US forces to withdraw from Syria, Trump changed course and instructed US forces to secure oil fields in southeastern Syria, and mused that the US would be “keeping the oil” in Syria to minimize the cost of the US…
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