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The Non-Renewal of the USMCA and the Redefinition of World Trade

Aubrey Nelsen Sep 22, 2026

Why China Wants Myanmar’s Junta to Win

MIR Meets: The Shadows Project

Erling Haaland and the Privatization of Soft Power

How Russia Manufactures Legitimacy in the Sahel

The New Resource Curses of the Green Economy

Eric Duivenvoorden May 12, 2023
Just as oil and precious metals produced authoritarianism and instability throughout the 20th century, rare earth minerals can be expected to do the same as the transition to green energy progresses. The instability of newly resource rich…
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Are the retirement reform program protests in France destined for success?

Joseph Pappas May 11, 2023
As protests continue across the country and the future of the Macron government’s retirement reforms remains uncertain, it is critical to understand why the yellow vest protesters were successful and whether they could serve as an example…
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Lebanon: A Historic Crisis Threatening Fraternity in the Middle East

Ludovico Schio May 11, 2023
This historic crisis which is happening under our eyes remains relatively unknown to a vast majority of people and threatens the message of peace and cultural harmony carried by Lebanon in the Middle East.
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The Graveyard of Promises: The Case of Afghanistan

Arezo Farah May 6, 2023
Only one year into their rule, the Taliban had publicly announced 378 diplomatic meetings with at least 35 countries. While this may seem like a subtle gloat, it divulges the fact that despite not being recognized de jure, the Taliban are…
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Le rapport au corps noir dans les Amériques (première partie)

César al-Zawahra May 5, 2023
N.B. : Cet article contient deux volets; domination et résistance. La date de publication du second volet n’est pas encore déterminée. Néanmoins, celui-ci portera sur l’émancipation du corps noir en Amérique par le biais des arts et des…
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Free Speech in the Digital Age: Elon Musk, Twitter, and Political Discourse on Social Media

Annie Ding May 4, 2023
In an ever-increasing age of technology and digital advancement, social media has become seamlessly integrated into our everyday lives. In the world of politics, platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook have become prominent…
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Malgré ses promesses de soins gratuits, le NHS est lui-même malade de l’austérité

Claire Rhea May 3, 2023
Le National Health Service (NHS) du Royaume-Uni, qui a connu sa plus grande grève de l'histoire les 6 et 7 février dernier, est une institution en crise. Est-ce que le système de santé public peut continuer à opérer dans le contexte d’une…
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‘Ethical’ Imperialism: Using Religious Freedom as a Justification for Self-Interested Foreign Policy…

Bruno Piccinini May 2, 2023
The question lies less in how one must define religious freedom, but rather on who determines its legitimacy as a cause ‘worth’ fighting for and for what purposes.
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Une discussion avec Sara El-Yafi: Le Point sur le Liban

Joseph Abounohra Apr 30, 2023
Compte tenu de la grave crise économique et politique au Liban, Marilou el Mabsout et Joseph Abounohra ont rencontré Sara El-Yafi, politologue libanaise de la Harvard Kennedy School. Sara retourne sur les causes de l’explosion du port de…
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Beyond COVID-19: How Pandemics Continue to Exist and Emerge

Alexander Beck Apr 22, 2023
As we learned from COVID-19, or as we should have learned, it is imperative that we continue to work collaboratively to develop mechanisms, and establish infrastructure to combat and eradicate pandemics, in general.
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