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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

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Gideon Sa’ar, Marco Rubio, and the Case of the ‘Cool’ Conservative

Sarah Farb Jan 15, 2020
A right-winger who listens to Tupac is still a right-winger.
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One Taiwan: Taiwan’s 2020 Elections Explained

Alec Regino Jan 13, 2020
In an unambiguous rebuke against Beijing’s sacred “One China” principle, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-Wen won a landslide victory in Taiwan’s presidential elections on January 11th, securing a second four-year term.
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A Preview of Myth and Mayhem: A Leftist Critique of Jordan Peterson

Matthew McManus Jan 8, 2020
"So far there has yet to be a systematic argument presented against Peterson by the political left, which takes seriously and critiques many of the different dimensions of his work. Our book Myth and Mayhem: A Leftist Critique of Jordan…
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Paris 2020: The US Election and the Fight Against Climate Change

Olivia Hallett Jan 2, 2020
Many of Trump’s political rivals, including Democratic presidential hopefuls, have publicly opposed his decision, and have called on him to recognize the urgency of reducing emissions. However, even a Democratic victory in 2020 would not…
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The Culpability of Hjalmar Schacht: Part 2

Gary Lai Dec 28, 2019
"When Hjalmar Schacht was appointed the Minister of Economics by Hitler in 1934, he set off to tighten his grip on the economy through a series of radical policies, whose ultimate objective was to rebuild the German military." In this…
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The Culpability of Hjalmar Schacht: Part 1

Gary Lai Dec 27, 2019
“But Schacht, don't you realise how fond I am of you?" This affectionate statement came from the most unlikely source: Adolf Hitler, the chancellor of Germany, in 1937. Who could have made one of the most brutal dictators ever express so…
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Political Activism and Social Media: Friends or Foes?

Mohit Mann Dec 26, 2019
"...politicians face an increasingly hostile political and social environment which is beginning to look a lot like a finger-pointing battlefield rather than a domain for healthy political deliberation. The question, then, is what exactly…
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Rallier l’Ouest, ou comment tomber dans l’électoralisme

Maria Laura Chobadindegui Dec 24, 2019
En raison des divisions régionales dévoilées lors de la dernière élection fédérale, les Libéraux laissent entendre qu'ils pourraient sacrifier l'environnement pour assurer l'unité nationale, s'opposant à l'image verte affichée pendant la…
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Refugee Camps: A Ceaseless Policy Struggle for Greece and the EU

Danae Derou Dec 23, 2019
The EU's lack of assistance and neglect of the issue has left Greece with few alternatives, none of which are ideal. These seemingly strict steps are a result of this. However, if Greece does manage to reduce the number of people living…
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Coup d’envoi pour la nouvelle Commission Européenne

Lucille Fradin Dec 22, 2019
Malgré ses fractures, ses revers et ses critiques laissant planer de nombreux doutes sur son avenir, c’est une nouvelle commission européenne ambitieuse qui prend place à Bruxelles. Ursula von der Leyen, dont la matrice intellectuelle…
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