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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

MIR Meets: The Shadows Project

North Korean and American Relations: A Chinese Balancing Act in a Nuclear Region

Esli Chan Dec 5, 2017
This past Wednesday, North Korea once again completed a successful testing of an intercontinental ballistic missile that was launched into the sea near Japan. This missile was reportedly the “highest and longest any North Korean missile had…
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Unveiling Islamic Feminism: Where Religion Meets Women’s Rights

Marie-Hélène Gyorog Dec 4, 2017
On October 18th, Quebec’s government passed Bill 62, banning Muslim women from wearing niqabs and burqas when using public services in Canada. In the weeks following, women heavily protested the evident discriminatory nature of the bill,…
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From Cars to Crops: Detroit’s Sustainable Cinderella Story

Kara Anderson Dec 4, 2017
Previously, this series highlighted the success of San Francisco’s sustainability initiatives that have not only placed the city at the forefront of global sustainable development, but fundamentally altered how the world approaches…
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Schoolyard Bullying: The Erosion of Venezuelan Academia

Chris Cadogan Dec 3, 2017
For the past decade, Venezuela has been in a continuous downward spiral, with intense supply shortages, political unrest, and humanitarian erasure. To pinpoint a singular cause of these problems, however, seems difficult. Some point to the…
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Anthony Clark: Rescuing Congress

Natalie Gastevich Dec 1, 2017
Anthony Clark, an Oak Park and River Forest High School (OPRF) teacher, announced last spring that he would be running to represent Illinois’ 7th congressional district. Clark is part of a wave of candidates challenging the political status…
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Intimate Connection with CANAN’s Exhibition “Behind Mount Qaf”

Jasmine Lee Nov 30, 2017
CANAN is the persona of Turkish-Kurdish artist, feminist, and activist who was born with the name Canan Şahin. Born in Istanbul in 1970, CANAN went to Marmara University for the first part of her post-secondary studies, graduating in 1998.…
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South Africa’s #BlackMonday Protests Suggest that Recent Farmer Deaths Indicate “White…

Taylor Mitchell Nov 30, 2017
On October 30th, a procession of trucks, tractors, and farmers dressed in black lined South Africa’s roadways. The protestors, a majority of whom were white, gathered to voice outrage at the uptick of “farm murders” in South Africa and to…
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THЭ VЭRΔICT: The Case of Irianna VL, Part 2

Magdalene Karalis Nov 29, 2017
For Part 1 of this story: https://mironline.ca/thэ-vэrδict-case-irianna-v-l/ This two part story of justice comes to a screeching impasse almost six years after its beginning. Arrested in the summer of 2017, Irianna is put on trial for…
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#MeToo: Cementing the Legacy of a Viral Social Media Campaign

Isabel Post Nov 28, 2017
The “#MeToo” campaign, a “rallying cry” on social media that went viral in the wake of sexual abuse allegations against Harvey Weinstein, has grown into a global trend which has exposed and denounced perpetrators of sexual harassment and…
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The Purge: Oil and the Angolan Economy

Andrea Gyimah Nov 27, 2017
Lourenco has begun puring is cabinet of Dos Santos loyalists. Will this help end the corruption plaguing the Angolan oil sector?
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