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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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In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast,  Amine Kanoun, Alec Regino and Bilal Virji discuss the aftermath of Super Tuesday. With Biden winning 10 contests to Sanders's 4, what can we take away from…
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Le 22 février 2019, le mouvement révolutionnaire du Hirak débute dans les rues d'Alger. Mais comment est-il déclenché et jusqu'où le mouvement ira-t-il?
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Ce matin, en me levant, je me demandais encore si moi aussi je deviendrais fantôme de cette nation avant la tombée de la nuit. 
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In a world where many often feel overwhelmed by what they create, a look at a Minimalist work can teach us about our own nature. Experiencing a sculpture by Richard Serra or a piece by Steve Reich is remembering that one is a human.
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In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt Romney put his political future on the line?
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In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Justine Coutu, Max Clark, and Amine Kanoun discuss the aftermath of Biden’s major victory in the South Carolina primary. Discover whether Biden’s victory…
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Holding primaries is still a necessary part of the electoral process, no matter which party's incumbent candidate is on the ballot. In cancelling the primary in South Carolina, the state Republican Party not only silenced minority…
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As two European exchange students, we decided to take a day trip to McGill’s Mac campus on a day that promised a snowstorm. The causal beauty of our surroundings evoked feelings of serenity, warmth and ambiguity. Here, we invite you to…
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In this series, MIR Podcaster Rebecca Sideras, speaks to influential women about how they navigate political environments and breaks down some of the key themes that played significant roles in their individual experiences. She further…
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