Sanctuary Cities: A Last Hope
On January 25, Donald trump passed the fourth executive order of his Presidency. The order is framed under the guise of “Enhancing the Public Safety in the Interior of the United States.” It is cracking down on the enforcement of…
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Commission for Social Development: 55th Session Held at the United Nations in New York City
This month, the 55th annual Commission for Social Development took place at the United Nation’s headquarters in New York City. The theme of this year’s conference was the development of strategies to eradicate poverty and to achieve…
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Interview with Michael Chong: The Candidate for the Conservative Party Leadership On Kellie Leitch,…
Originally published in French on Februrary 6, 2017: https://mironline.ca/entrevue-avec-michael-chong-le-candidat-pour-la-chefferie-du-parti-conservateur-nous-parle-de-kellie-leitch-le-nationalisme-et-la-normalisation-de-la-haine/
During a…
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Lessons from Romania: How to Start an Anti-Establishment Revolution the “Right Way”
"If only the United States could learn from Romania". This is what many are saying following the successful protests by the Romanian people against their newly-selected government. The populist movement that has emerged since the end of…
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Somalia Elects “Cheese” to the Presidency
Somalia has been stuck in a consistent cycle of chaos and disorder for nearly three decades, but on Wednesday, February 8th, a glimmer of hope for a more stable and less bloody future emerged when small group of politicians elected a new…
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The Shooting, Quebec, and Bill 62
In light of the shooting in Quebec City on January 29th, the provincial government has revisited the problems of immigration and racism. The central discussion revolved around Bill 62, which calls to limit the wearing of religious symbols,…
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The Radical Women of Brazil: Police Protests Amidst Recession
Previously heralded for its meteoric economic growth, Brazil is now in a perpetual state of economic and social chaos. Recently, police in the state of Espirito Santo have gone on strike to protest low wages and long work hours. As a…
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Making Amends: U.S. Military Talks Turkey
America's former ambassador to Turkey, James Jeffrey, once noted, “you have to deal with the Turkey you have, rather than the one you'd like to have," underscoring the importance of America's critical Middle Eastern ally regardless of its…
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The President Whisperer
President Trump began his first two weeks in office by delivering a few of his top campaign promises, issuing executive orders calling for the "construction of a wall of undetermined type, length, and height along the southern border" with…
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Repeal, Defund, or Legalize: The Fight for Abortion in Ireland and the United States
Abortion remains a controversial topic in the West regardless of whether it is legal or not. While the United States Supreme Court Case Roe v Wade (1973) declared state laws banning or restricting first trimester abortions unconstitutional…
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