The McGill International Review - Canada's premier undergraduate journal of international affairs.

As the new year unfolds, Turkey—under the leadership of Recep Tayyip Erdogan—will continue to hold an increasingly significant role within European, Middle Eastern and global affairs. Since the monumental AKP victory in the Fall of 2015,…
Read More...

Since the outbreak of Ebola, it seems as though we have not heard much about HIV/AIDS around the world. As one of the worst epidemics to have hit sub-Saharan Africa, HIV/AIDS has killed over 20 million people and has left an estimated 36…
Read More...

Confucianism was, and still is, deeply rooted in South Korea’s society. One particular theme is patriarchy where each gender has its own role in a family. Family is an important functioning unit of society in South Korea; the society…
Read More...

Happy 2016 WOTW readers! I know I haven't written in a while but now I am back and ready to tackle the issues that face workers and labourers here in the Western world and abroad. There are many challenges that face the labour movement…
Read More...

Welcome to 2016 readers! It is officially an election year. Within the next twelve months, we will have a new President of the United States. If you are feeling at all similar to the way I do, this is more terrifying than exciting…
Read More...

L’accord de Paris peut-il être historique ? La semaine dernière, un accord international et « historique » a été signé. Historique pour plusieurs raisons ; d’abord il limite le réchauffement climatique à 1.5°C au lieu des 2°C prévus…
Read More...

Étudiante en master 1 d’histoire contemporaine à l’université Paris Sorbonne, j’ai eu la chance de faire un stage à la COP 21 - CMP 11 qui s’est déroulée à Paris du 30 novembre au 12 décembre 2015. Après les évènements dramatiques de Paris…
Read More...

On November 29th, the European Union (EU) signed a deal with Turkey regarding the waves of Syrian and other refugees entering Europe through Turkey and Greece. The deal, as declared by a “summit in…Brussels, drew Turkish and European…
Read More...