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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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Lindsey Graham Gave Trump All, And Now He’s Nothing

Sarah Farb Oct 30, 2019
Graham traded a maverick-esque reputation, a distinct sphere of influence as a moderate Republican, and a stable coalition of voters for a seat at the ever-expanding table of Trump sycophants.
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Facing Our Favourites: What “Tintin” Can Teach Us About Social Responsibility and Cancel…

Devanshi Bhangle Oct 29, 2019
Despite being a symbol of international nostalgia, the earliest editions of the "Tintin" comics present pervasive and dangerous racism, and the world is just starting to grapple with it. "Tintin" isn't the only work experiencing this…
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Le Football Féminin, “une boîte de Pandore” féministe

Ophélie Mayoux Oct 29, 2019
Qu'en est-il aujourd'hui du football féminin, quatre mois après la Coupe du Monde la plus médiatisée et suivie de son Histoire ? En Argentine, le football est bien plus qu’une lutte sportive, c’est un réel engagement social et culturel.
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Le Budget Des Nations Unies Sous Perfusion Américaine

Killian Abellon Oct 29, 2019
Catherine Pollard: "À la date du 9 octobre 2019, le déficit de financement du budget ordinaire a atteint son niveau le plus élevé cette année, à 386 millions de dollars USD, épuisant ainsi la réserve de 150 millions de dollars du Fonds de…
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Les femmes pour la première fois dans les gradins : petite victoire ou «opération de communication…

Agathe Wolf Oct 28, 2019
Le 10 octobre dernier, 4000 femmes Iraniennes ont pu assister à un match de football dans le stade Azadi de Téhéran. Si aucune loi n’interdit leur présence dans les gradins, les Iraniennes étaient, dans les faits, privées de ce droit depuis…
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Why Isn’t the International Community Doing More About China’s Internment of Muslims?

Alua Kulenova Oct 28, 2019
The Chinese government continues to perpetuate egregious human rights abuses in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region - why does the international community stand idle?
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Left out in the foggy dew: Ireland’s post-Brexit future

CJ Cowan Oct 28, 2019
(please erase this after its been posted on Facebook, this caption shows up on google searches) The MIR is proud to announce that we will be working on a collaborative, article-sharing series with our friends at the Observer (tag them) at…
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The Climate March’s New (and Old) Direction

Chloe Azoto Oct 26, 2019
The streets of the world have been flooded recently —  not by the Earth’s rising oceans, but by people demonstrating against precisely that.
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The Economic Effects of a New President in Argentina

Wynn Rederburg Oct 26, 2019
Ever since it was predicted that the incumbent president, Mauricio Macri, would likely be usurped during the presidential election, the value of the peso has fallen faster than it had in the prior six months. The unexpected nature of the…
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What We Can Learn from Tekashi69’s Trial About Gang Culture in America

Elizabeth Franceschini Oct 25, 2019
In the age of social media, likes, and followers, Tekashi69 leveraged this to create his persona and boost popularity. The exposure of his case consequently went viral, and while his arrest has been the subject of several online memes, few…
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