Le Sahel tourne le dos à la Cour pénale internationale et à l’Occident
Pour les pays du Sahel, la frontière entre justice pour tous et justice occidentale s’est estompée, et, avec elle, la légitimité de la Cour.
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A Paradise Caught Between South Asia’s Most Dangerous Geopolitical Fault Line
In the long, tumultuous history of Kashmir, the April 2025 Pahalgam attack marks yet another turning point, one whose consequences have rippled far beyond the valley, destabilizing South Asia’s peace once again.
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How EU Divisions Handed Trump a Trade Victory
Europe’s leaders must now decide: face Washington as a single bloc or as 27 competing suitors who could gift Trump the divided Europe he wants.
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Passivity, Silence, and Subtle Change: An Interview with Two Iranians After the Twelve-Day War
Amid debate over the impact of the Twelve-Day War, Staff Writer Madeline Higgins sat down with a former Iranian activist in Toronto, who, along with a friend in Iran, shared their views on the question of the regime’s stability.
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Canada’s Dairy Dilemma: Supply Management and the 2026 CUSMA Review
A recent probe has reignited US frustrations with Canada’s dairy supply management system, forcing Ottawa to choose between concessions to protect broader trade interests or holding firm at the risk of sparking wider retaliation.
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The Battle Over Citizenship in Mayotte Marks a Turning Point for French Nationality and Belonging
The tightening of birthright citizenship in Mayotte has revealed the multifaceted role of citizenship policy and its use as a political tool during economic stress and a far-right ascendancy.
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With the Return of Babiš, ANO’s Flexible Populism Moves Back to the Forefront of Czech Politics
Babiš’s return marks a pivotal moment for Czech democracy, testing the country’s longstanding liberal trajectory in the face of rising populism.
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Threads of Uncertainty: How Tariffs are Reshaping the North American Apparel Sector
Trump's tariffs are reshaping North America's retail industry, prompting a range of strategic adaptations from firms that will ultimately impact the economic, environmental, and cultural fabrics of North American society.
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MIR Meets: Tracey Maulfair
Host Haya Abdelmeguid sits down with Tracey Maulfair, the UNHCR Representative in Canada, to discuss UNHCR's mission and her experience working with refugees in Canada and abroad.
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Opinion | Trenton’s Water Woes Expose Crisis of Local Competence
Recent events in Trenton, New Jersey, create an opportunity for both constituents and leaders to reflect on the consequences of community mismanagement.
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