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In Danielle Smith and François Legault, we see the two most fervent proponents of provincial autonomy. They are two premiers who seek to radically redefine what it means to be a province within Canada, and they are set to reopen a debate…
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The volatility of the price of oil in recent years is not a consequence of a single event or action. Be it the pandemic, the price war, sanctions on Russia, or the inherent inelasticity of oil, political and macroeconomic factors shape…
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The economics of American higher education is completely unique, different from countries with lower tuition costs and even countries with comparable student debt numbers. However, in a holistic scope, it’s important to consider what…
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N’en déplaise aux fascistes, la famille est un phénomène bien plus complexe qu’un simple arrangement esthétique.
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Thailand's tourism industry plays a large role in the city's infamous character. But notoriety comes with a cost, and young women and girls are paying for it.
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The Escazú Agreement is not only the first regional environmental treaty; it is also the first of its kind to include provisions concerning environmental human rights defenders and Indigenous perspectives.
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The Supreme Court's examination of Section 230 in two upcoming cases may limit the spread of terrorist content on digital platforms, but could further endanger reproductive rights in a post-Roe America.
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The US is moving further away from its traditional geopolitical strategy in the Middle East as the Biden administration appears to be seeking to reduce its military presence in the region. In the meantime, a new goal is emerging:…
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Propaganda has been used for thousands of years to manipulate public opinion, yet disinformation on social media is perhaps more dangerous than any other form of propaganda.
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After Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has capitalized on his country's strategic geopolitical position, positioning Türkiye as a mediator in the conflict to improve its international standing.
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