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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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No Peace Without Inclusion: Indigenous and Afro-Descendant Circumscriptions in Colombia

Jose Camargo Mar 11, 2018
Today, Colombian citizens will be able to vote for Congress. In Colombia, Congress is constituted by a Senate and a Chamber of Representatives. Each Colombian citizen will have the chance to vote for one Senator and one Representative.…
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Constitutional Cherry Picking: Unpacking the Second Amendment

Leila Mathy Mar 9, 2018
Just over two months into 2018, the United States has already seen 36 mass shootings – that is, shootings where four or more people were injured or killed as a result of gun violence. With almost half of the world’s guns and 31% of the…
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On American Violence and Alienation

Matthew McManus Mar 8, 2018
Introduction In a February 20th article of the National Review, noted conservative Ben Shapiro argued that the victims in the recent Parkland School shooting were too immature to think through the issue of gun control rationally.…
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The Keaton Jones & Ken Bone Controversies: The Darker Side of Viral Darlings

Rahul Suresh Mar 8, 2018
11-year-old Tennessee native Keaton Jones has made waves across the internet after speaking out against bullying on camera. Jones's heartbreaking video shows the young boy crying and in disbelief as to, “why people bully others for being…
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Trouble in Paradise: Maldivian Political Crisis

Isabella Chon Mar 7, 2018
Earlier this month, the political crisis in the small island nation of the Maldives deepened when tensions arose between incumbent President Abdulla Yameen and the Maldivian Supreme Court. Previously in 2012, turmoil began when Mohamed…
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Wannabe Commander-in-Chief: Trump is Failing U.S. Veterans

Evelyne Goulet Mar 7, 2018
This past July, President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump were invited by French President Emmanuel Macron to attend Bastille Day celebrations, which included a military parade. Trump was highly impressed with the event,…
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The Nile Dispute in Ethiopia’s State of Emergency

Maha Asad Mar 7, 2018
With one of the fastest-growing economies in the world, Ethiopia was on track to construct the largest hydroelectric dam in Africa, a source of immense national pride and a milestone in development. Although the ambitious Grand Ethiopian…
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The Stock Market Correction One Month Later: What it Means and What it Doesn’t for the Average…

Samuel Lottes Mar 6, 2018
For those familiar with market-related news and analysis, there is no doubt that investors have had a lot to celebrate this past year. Cheering on a global market that has been unusually bullish, pundits and analysists have marveled at the…
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Post-Zuma Challenges: What’s Next?

Thomas Papernot Mar 6, 2018
"The biggest mistake we ever made in the ANC was to make Zuma president." Overtaken by corruption affairs and pushed towards the exit by his party, the African National Congress (ANC), Jacob Zuma decided to resign on February 15th from…
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Canada at the CSW: Progress and Challenges in Gender Parity

Mark LeBeau Mar 5, 2018
Since Justin Trudeau and his Liberals’ triumphant victory in the 2015 Canadian federal election, there has been a noticeable pivot in the attention of Canadian politics towards gender issues. Who could forget Trudeau’s famous “Because it’s…
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