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In her incoming term as Director-General, one of Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala's major challenges will be supervising the United States' relations with the WTO and its trade collaboration with the other member states. Thankfully, President Biden's…
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Based on the increase in gender inequality following the two-child quota, gender-based workplace discrimination will likely worsen under the new three-child policy.
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The NBA’s increasing international popularity - and its effects on American basketball players - presents an interesting microcosm for the domestic effects of American global hegemony.
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While its neighbours seemed to flounder in maintaining democracy periodically, India stood steady. It is one of the handfuls of countries in Asia that has maintained its democratic character post-colonialism. Now, the tenants of that…
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On March 7th, Switzerland passed a referendum on banning face coverings in public with a margin of  51.2% (in favour) to 48.8% (against). This vote sparked a resurgence of the domestic and international debate on the so-called 'the burka…
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The problems faced by individuals in sex work are long-term and systemic. Serious action from the federal government is necessary to address these issues and mitigate the dangers that sex workers encounter.
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For football fans across the world, the game's appropriation as a foreign policy tool is controversial. Although the sport's competitive landscape dictates that organizations need to do what is necessary to survive, monetary gain often…
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Education in India has become a right guaranteed by the government on paper, lacking in reality, and abandoned during the pandemic. 
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The advent of anti-monopoly legislation is a stark reminder of how the US government was caught sleeping at the wheel.
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When looking more closely at vaccine incentive programs, it becomes apparent that they pose significant ethical questions and may actually be more harmful than helpful. 
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