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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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The Continued Case of Human Trafficking in Europe

Magdalene Karalis Feb 8, 2019
For something described as modern day slavery, human trafficking is seldom mentioned in media circles.  Public opinion generally falls under these three categories: some grow uncomfortable when confronted with its reality; some deny or…
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China’s Slowdown Spurs Global Concern

Theo Gordon-Moritz Feb 7, 2019
After a quarter century of rapid urban and productivity growth, China is in the midst of an economic downturn. This economic decline is not cyclical in nature but rather a consequence of a deceleration in productivity growth. While the…
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Are the Paris Climate Accords Progressive Enough?

Adam Belkebir Feb 6, 2019
With the U.S. set to become officially eligible to withdraw from the Paris Climate Accords on November 4th 2020, the day after the 2020 presidential election, it’s important to look back and analyze whether the emissions reduction targets…
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David vs. Goliath: The So-Called ‘Victims’ of Emotional Journalism

Kara Anderson Feb 6, 2019
This does not mean we cannot be sympathetic, nor should we ignore eminent domain cases like Joe's and disregard the serious ethical questions associated with these cases,  but framing people like Joe as “helpless victims” when the evidence…
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Ceçi N’est Pas Un Coup?

Juliana Riverin Feb 5, 2019
The crisis in Venezuela raises one of the most basic questions of Western political philosophy... Is it ok to break the law if the law is unjust? In other words-- is this a coup?
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Rising levels of household debt in Canada: Causes, Consequences, Conclusions

Jinghong Lin Feb 5, 2019
We are told to begin with an end in mind. Unfortunately, many Canadians seem to have forgotten the wise counsel when it comes to consumption. Household debt in Canada is rising, not just in absolute terms but also relative to disposable…
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The Ukrainian-Russian Church Split: Christian Schism 2.0

Elizabeth Franceschini Feb 4, 2019
"While the church split has been praised by Ukrainian government officials and nationalists alike, many have spoken out against it. Archpriest Anatoliy, member of the Russian Orthodoxy has sworn to not “recognise its legitimacy,” calling…
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Moscow’s Urbanist Authoritarianism

Nikita Buchko Feb 4, 2019
Moscow's recent urban mega-projects and municipal works have transformed it into a welcoming and bright metropolis. But the city’s changes carry a darker undertone, highlighting the corruption and authoritarianism that define Russian…
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Trump’s Syria Withdrawal Leaves the Future of the Kurds Uncertain

Liam Meisner Feb 3, 2019
Trump's plan for the United States' withdrawal from Syria has left everyone uncertain as to what comes next. The Kurdish YPG-lead Syrian Democratic Forces now face the threat of a Turkish invasion, but they also face opportunity, as the…
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Macron’s Margin Call and The Importance of Balance in Reform

Matthieu Manzoni Feb 2, 2019
Macron's dedication to the economic and environmental future of France is important and necessary, but in order for his efforts to be successful in the long run, and for those efforts to not lead to a surge of populism, Macron must ensure…
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