Flight of the International Students’ Trend
Getting an education abroad is an increasingly likely prospect for students across the globe, especially for those living in the Global South. In the 2014 - 2015 academic year, the world's stock of internationally mobile students grew to…
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Where East Meets West – Montenegro’s Pledge to Europe
On the 16th of October, Montenegro held its second parliamentary election since independence from Serbia in 2006. Political pundits from London to Moscow labeled these elections as a historical moment in the country’s path. The contest pit …
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Sick of Complaints
Canadian healthcare is one of the biggest upsides to living in Canada. Procedures, check-ups, and medication are not only free (most of the time), but they are also of good quality. As an immigrant, this was truly one of the best things…
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Attrition
This week, more Clinton emails were discovered.
On the computer of former congressmen Anthony Weiner, under investigation by the FBI for sexting, a trove of previously unknown Clinton emails were uncovered. This was, for a time, kept…
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South China Sea: The Stand-Off Explained
Rodrigo Duterte, the current President of the Philippines, recently stated the country will no longer challenge China’s claims in the South China Sea. This comes only weeks after China has warned Singapore to stay out of the disputes…
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Saving Lives in a War Zone: The White Helmets
With a Nobel Peace Prize nomination and a feature Netflix documentary under their belt, not to mention the 60 000 lives they have saved, the Syrian Civil Defense (SCD), commonly known as the White Helmets, are continuing to leave a mark of…
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How Brexit Could Break the Irish Border and the Entire United Kingdom
On the 23rd of June, nearly 52% of the United Kingdom decided to vote in favour of leaving the European Union. There is a tendency thus far for individuals to limit their analysis of Brexit to London, or even England more generally;…
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End of Reign
With a mere 4% favourablity rating and the media disaster caused by the publication of the book Un président ne devrait pas dire ça (“A President Should Not Say That”, a collection of interviews given throughout five years to two…
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Trump, Putin and the Disinformation Campaign
With Donald Trump lagging behind Hillary Clinton by more than 70 percent in the polls following multiple allegations of sexual assault, it seems the election may already be won. Vladimir Putin, who has openly and repeatedly conveyed his…
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The Fate of Republicans
In a mere ten days, the next leader of the free world will be appointed, and for better or worse we will be shuttled towards the future of America. The latest polls show a tightening race that suggests an unpredictable result until the…
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