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Is Mauritius Bracing for the Wrong Crisis?

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MIR Canadian Federal Election Podcast Miniseries: A Chat with Young Greens McGill

Tilila Bakrim Oct 16, 2019
Media Team Member Tilila Bakrim speaks to a member of Young Greens McGill about the Green Party platform, and why they are the best choice for Canadians to face Canada's most pressing issues. This podcast is part of a wider mini-series…
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MIR Canadian Federal Election Podcast Miniseries: A Chat with NDP McGill

Sara Parker Oct 16, 2019
Staff Writer Sara Parker speaks to a member of the NDP McGill about the NDP platform, and why they are the best choice for voters in the upcoming general election. This podcast is part of a wider mini-series involving McGill's…
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MIR Canadian Federal Election Podcast Miniseries: A Chat with Liberal McGill

Sara Parker Oct 16, 2019
On this episode of MIR's Canadian Federal Election Podcast Miniseries, Staff Writer Sara Parker had a chat with members of Liberal McGill to discuss their party's platform, Liberal Party policies, and the upcoming general elections.…
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Opinion | Canada is Quickly and Quietly Falling Behind in Humanitarian Aid Spending

Allegra Mendelson Oct 16, 2019
There is no justifiable way to spin how little Canada currently spends on foreign aid. One could say the numbers speak for themselves, but until one is on the ground bearing the immediate consequences of this abysmal deficit it is difficult…
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Présidentielles tunisiennes: une révolution silencieuse ?

Apolline Bousquet Oct 15, 2019
Les résultats de ce premier tour des élections présidentielles sont donc sans équivoque : les vieux démons de la révolution de 2011 sont encore loin d’avoir été oubliés. Berceau du “printemps arabe” et seule rescapée de ce vent de…
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La Chine face au défi environnemental

Lucille Fradin Oct 15, 2019
"...Malgré des résultats encore timides, la Chine semble se donner les moyens de ses ambitions écologiques. Face à ce constat, une question controversée mais inévitable se pose : un régime autoritaire comme celui de la Chine est-il plus…
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Une Bombe À Retardement Iranienne ?

Lauren Naniche Oct 15, 2019
L'Iran a de nombreuses motivations pouvant le pousser à adopter une posture militaire plus radicale tout en laissant peu de place à la diplomatie avec la communauté internationale, faisant donc de lui un acteur imprévisible.
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Offensive turque contre les FDS en Syrie: entre précarité humanitaire et instabilité régionale et…

Laura Millo Oct 14, 2019
La situation transitoire des États-Unis en Syrie a pris fin le 9 octobre, lors du retrait des soldats américains de la province de Rojava. La décision des États-Unis, l’allié et support majeur des Kurdes dans le combat contre l’État…
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Égypte : Al-Sissi menacé par les manifestations de Septembre ?

Agathe Wolf Oct 14, 2019
Le régime du Maréchal al-Sissi, au pouvoir depuis 2014, fait face à sa première vague de contestation de grande ampleur. Ces élans protestataires ont été contrés par une répression de fer, entre arrestations de masse et censure.
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NDP Wins McGill Survey as Students Express Concern Over Climate Change

Alec Regino Oct 13, 2019
In a survey conducted by the McGill International Review, 37 percent of McGill students expressed that they were planning to vote for the New Democratic Party (NDP) candidate in their constituency. In the same survey, 49 percent of students…
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