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When facing the health and economic crises caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, states may hope to temporarily ease their domestic difficulties by directing their people’s concern and anger toward a foreign power.
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La pandémie de la COVID-19 a interrompu des millions de vies et d’opportunités. Entre autres, 1,2 milliard d’enfants dans le monde ont vu leurs pupitres et salles de classe se métamorphoser en un souvenir lointain . Mais si des millions…
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Amid mounting evidence of a relationship between obesity and COVID-19 complications, it is all the more important for the government to pursue evidence-based policies oriented towards saving lives instead of scapegoating already at-risk…
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Un an après le Santiagazo, le Chili votait la semaine dernière pour la réécriture de sa constitution. Héritière de la dictature de Pinochet, celle-ci entérine certaines structures des inégalités économiques et sociales du pays. Le processus…
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"This revolution refuses to be characterized by the aims of Western powers, or by its comparison with the achievements of other post-Soviet countries’ revolutions. For the first time in the country’s history, the Belarusian people have a…
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Justin Trudeau’s recent Throne Speech has sparked debate about Canada’s post-pandemic future. Is the Federal government’s foreign policy enough to meet this moment?
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Retour sur le phénomène viral des jupes portées par les garçons au secondaire.
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You cannot vote out a fascist — at least not for good. Donald Trump himself may not occupy the office of the presidency for much longer, but his anti-democratic stench lingers in the actions of his supporters and enablers.
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Three days later, and still no final result. For the last edition of our US Elections Podcast Miniseries, Senior Editor Justine Coutu sat down with Contributions Director Elizabeth Hurley and Writer Erling Rolseth on November 4 to go over…
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Trump's speech tonight was unlike one ever seen in a self-proclaimed liberal democracy. The messaging, the tone and the accusations therein would put Trump in the company of historical despots the world over.
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