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By making straightforward distinctions between being an activist and a journalist, Kantor showed that objectivity in journalism is alive and well.
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On Monday 23 October 2017 Hillary Clinton took the stage at the Palais des congrès in Montreal to promote her then-recently released book “What Happened.” A comedy act courtesy of Andre Philippe Gagnon warmed up the crowd and a video…
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A shift is occurring in contemporary international relations when it comes to Iran: the European Union's clear opposition to the United States, backed by Russia and China, might just be the tipping point towards a new diplomatic order.  
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"Today, the Roma lack political clout as socially isolated members of society who are purposely ignored by most central governments. This ignorance combined with their systematically forced silence makes them easy scapegoats and potential…
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Obtenant 55.2% des voix au deuxième tour des élections présidentielles, le parti de droite connaît une victoire écrasante au Brésil. Représenté par Jair Bolsonaro, ce dernier prend la gouvernance du plus grand pays d’Amérique Latine et…
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Le 24 février prochain, Cuba connaîtra un renouveau historique avec l’établissement d’une nouvelle constitution. 60 après la révolution et le début du régime autoritaire de Fidel Castro, le peuple cubain semble enfin se retrouver maître…
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Outrage following a disaster often calls for change, accompanied by promises from corporations to do better - and assurances that environmental integrity is taken very seriously. Yet, spills continue to happen.
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La lutte contre les faux médicaments se déroule globalement à travers la sphère juridique. Au Bénin, une décision légale, adoptée en début Novembre, a condamné Mohamad Atao Hinnouho, un député de l’assemblée nationale et le chef de son…
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When the dust kicked up by this constitutional crisis settles, the new government will likely have capitalized on the threat - or promise - of Indian or Chinese influence.
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There is nothing inherently wrong with a city becoming a centre of power in a country. The issues arise, however, when a single metropolis becomes so large that it leads to the political, social, and economic alienation of those living in…
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