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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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Liban – Irak : des mouvements qui mettent fin à l’alliance Chiite, rêvée par l’Iran ?

Agathe Wolf Nov 21, 2019
Le Liban et l’Irak font face à des mouvements de contestation historiques depuis le mois d’Octobre. Les deux peuples luttent pour renverser les systèmes politiques en place et redresser la situation économique. Cependant, ces mouvements…
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Produire Plus ou Produire Vert? Une incompatibilité à revisiter

Ophélie Mayoux Nov 21, 2019
Peut-on continuer à produire plus de richesse et d’emplois sans détruire notre planète? Tel est donc le défi de notre temps.
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Years in the Making: How Hindu Nationalism Has Shaped Indian Policy Towards Kashmir

Graham Vert Nov 21, 2019
Editor's note: This article was published as a part of a collaborative exchange between the McGill International Review and the Berkeley Political Review. This article was written by BPR writer Graham Vert. A phone blackout. Military…
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Secular Policy, Ecclesiastical Practice: Church and State in Putin’s Russia

Jordan Royt Nov 20, 2019
While the Russian Orthodox Church claims its separation from political affairs, it remains a dominant policy influencer. What explains the integration of the Russian Orthodox Church in Putin's administration?
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L’Argentine et l’éternel retour du péronisme

Léa Cerdán Nov 20, 2019
L’élection d’Alberto Fernandez annonce le retour du péronisme en Argentine, qui a gouverné le pays 24 ans sur les 36 derniers. Ce candidat de l’alliance kirchneriste-péroniste, a gagné les élections avec plus de 48% des voix contre les 40%…
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British Columbia’s Declining Forestry Industry is Bad News for the Environment

Sara Parker Nov 20, 2019
The B.C. forestry industry was once proof that natural resource-based industries can turn a profit and serve to protect the environment, as long as they adhere to sustainable practices. However, decreasing demand for lumber and increasing…
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Le Québec devrait-il décriminaliser toutes les drogues?

Maria Laura Chobadindegui Nov 19, 2019
Les nouvelles restrictions sur l'accès au cannabis au Québec feront grimper le chiffre d'affaires du marché noir. Et si nous changions notre approche? Le Portugal a décriminalisé toutes les drogues en 2001. Une idée qui peut choquer, mais…
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“He died like a dog”: the Death of al-Baghdadi and the American Glorification of…

Rebecka Eriksdotter Pieder Nov 18, 2019
"In contrast to Obama's measured tone after the death of bin-Laden, Trump sensationalized al-Baghdadi's death, recounting the violence of the operation with relish. The normalization of such attitudes towards brutality is not the kind of…
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Unmasking the Alt-Right: the Psychology Behind Online Radicalism

Lila Mooney Nov 18, 2019
In the face of a reality where an everyday tool is also the perfect weapon for hate-mongers to radicalize and recruit new members, how does extremism manifest online, who is most vulnerable to hateful indoctrination, and why is it so easy…
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Untangling Canada’s East-West Political Divide

Justine Coutu Nov 13, 2019
At its core, this fracture highlights some fundamental challenges associated with governing a country made of numerous groups with competing interests.
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