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How did Chinese EVs become so dominant to the point of Western tariffs, and what potential impacts might these tariffs have on the world?
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In this 2-part article series, the stories and realities behind Philippine overseas migration are explored and understood. In order to understand the system's impacts, examining the conditions of the people it affects is essential.
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Narcotics became not only a funding source for the expensive, militaristic actions of these guerrilla groups but also an irresistible motivation itself.
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Statistics and polling data have confirmed that the Cannabis Act has failed in its goal to limit youth cannabis usage, but it has successfully reduced the consumption of illegal cannabis, which should have been its initial goal.
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In light of Russia's war in Ukraine, Putin's censorship of Russian citizens reaches unprecedented levels.
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Donald Trump decisively won the 2024 presidential election by capturing the electoral college and the popular vote. Over the night of Nov 5, the results from each county were tallied, and in each state, a winner was declared. Despite this,…
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Host Sabrina Nelson is joined by Stephen Saideman, a prominent political scientist currently holding the Paterson Chair in International Affairs at Carleton University, to examine Canada’s involvement in Afghanistan, and discuss Canada’s…
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With the 2024 election only days away and the presidential race neck and neck, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald are trying to make inroads with undecided voters. As many Americans are still feeling the effects of the…
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Latino Americans are more significant in this election than ever before, accounting for around 15% of eligible voters, with important concentrations in swing states such as Arizona and Nevada. Recent media coverage has focused on Vice…
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As the United States Presidential election approaches, polls are still showing a tight race, with Vice President Kamala Harris at 49 per cent and former President Donald Trump at 48 per cent. The “slimmest of margins” in the seven key…
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