The Legality of US Airstrikes and Regime Change in Venezuela
US airstrikes on Venezuelan vessels, framed as a war on “narco-terrorism” and culminating in the forcible removal of Nicolás Maduro, raise urgent questions about the US’s adherence to international law.
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Au Japon, le sanctuaire Yasukuni entre patriotisme et négationnisme
Les visites officielles à Yasukuni sont un signal identitaire, et le lien entre mémoire révisionniste et stratégie politique n’est rendu que plus visible.
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How Constitutions Win (Or Lose) The Public
Across Chile, Israel, and Hungary, constitutional reform succeeded or failed not because of what was proposed, but because of who had the power to approve it—and how difficult that decision was to reverse.
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Childhood Obesity Surpasses Underweight: A Growing Global Health Crisis
For the first time in history, childhood obesity has overtaken underweight worldwide—revealing how global food systems, urban life, and inequality are reshaping children’s health.
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The Price of Paradise for Indonesia’s Youth
Amid rising inequality and corruption, Indonesia’s youth are taking to the streets, demanding accountability from a system that has profited off of their precarity for decades.
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Opinion | Posting From the Frontlines: The Allure and Pitfalls of Danger Tourism
Danger tourism blurs the line between awareness and exploitation as travellers' depictions of conflict overshadow local realities.
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Has Europe’s Landmark Privacy Law Lost Its Bite?
The GDPR promised to give Europeans control over their personal data and rein in Big Tech—but years of uneven enforcement are testing the limits of that promise.
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Review Radio: The Challenges Facing Journalism in the Digital Age
Host Adèle Doat explores the pressures shaping journalism in the digital age, from the news trust crisis to the rise of news influencers on social media. She is joined by Gina M. Masullo, an Associate Professor in the School of Journalism…
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Lessons in Autocracy: How Bolsonaro and Trump Weaponized Nostalgia Against Democracy
How much power does nostalgia really have? In Brazil and the United States, rewriting the past is becoming a political strategy.
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Opinion〡Aux États-Unis, le mouvement tradwife transforme un choix personnel en une norme à suivre
Derrière l’esthétique léchée des « tradwives » se dessine un mouvement qui transforme un choix individuel en norme antiféministe aux racines profondément politiques.
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