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Dr. Ram Jakhu and the Meteoric Rise of Air and Space Law
We sat down with Dr. Ram Jakhu, the director of McGill University's world-leading Institute of Air and Space Law,…
Is Zimbabwe on the Brink of Another Economic Crisis?
After considerable economic recovery and growth from 2009 to 2012, the Zimbabwean economy is projected to grow by…
How Little Wallonia Put a Freeze on the Biggest Trade…
October was the month, 2016 the year. It was all set to be signed, and then, nothing. But then it was on again...…
It’s 2016 Trudeau! Where’s the Gender…
“Because it’s 2015” was the iconic response from Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau when answering a reporter’s…
Manipulation in the Time of Crisis: The Sexual…
In the midst of the European refugee crisis, informal refugee camps should be shut down due to the laxness and…
Beyond Whitewashing: Marvel’s Erasure of Tibet in…
Tilda Swinton’s casting of The Ancient One for Marvel’s most recent release Doctor Strange is mostly presented as…
The Importance of Hispanic Voters in Future American…
On Tuesday night, the people of the United States cast their votes and elected Republican nominee Donald Trump as…
The End of the Party of Clinton: A New Era
A number of months ago, during the heat of the primaries, I wrote an article examining the numerous ways in which…
South Africa to Baltimore: The Place of Violence in…
In the fall of 2015, university students in South Africa protested the announcement of impending tuition fee hikes…
The Mosul Dam: an Unlikely Weapon of Unparalleled Force
Mosul used to be the second largest city in Iraq and the Northwest commercial center, naturally leaving it with a…
First Comes War, Then Comes Famine
They’ve killed upwards of 20,000 people through suicide bombs and armed raids, decimated large swaths of land,…
The Reluctant Welcome of the Calais Migrants and What It…
When it comes to the dispatching of the Calais migrants throughout France, there seems to be two types of…