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Blackout: Censorship in Vietnam
In Vietnam, where freedom of expression is a “national security issue,” the government actively suppresses…
The Silent War: How the U.S. Media Failed Yemen
The U.S. media has spent most of its energy covering domestic political intrigue: potential corruption, unseemly…
The Lady Has Fallen
A lot has been said about Aung San Suu Kyi since she first emerged on the international stage. Her complicated and…
The Aftermath: Brexit – Part 1
After over three years of negotiations, failed proposals, and leadership changes, the United Kingdom is finally set…
Présence Française au Sahel: une épée à double-tranchant…
Alors que l’Union Européenne, les Nations Unies, et d’autres pays maintiennent des opérations sur place pour la…
Taal Eruption: Childhood in Ashes
For many, we cry for the loss of our childhood memories; for others, they mourn the loss of their future.
The Two-State Solution is Dead. What Now?
With the demise of the two-state solution and increasing political support for annexation in Israeli politics, it…
One day in Luanda
Eleven years after her first visit, MIR Editor Anja Helliot returned to Luanda, Angola's capital, to reconnect with…
The Untapped Political Potential of Canadian Youth
The personalization of politics may claim more ground as younger generations inherit more political power. In a…
California’s Answer to Homelessness: Not in My…
Failure to broaden the discourse of urban planning beyond the backyards of homeowners and renters contributes to…
The Comeback Kid: How Tsai Ing-wen went from Trailing…
The question that came to dominate Taiwan's campaign season — how to safeguard democracy and sovereignty in the…
Gideon Sa’ar, Marco Rubio, and the Case of the…
A right-winger who listens to Tupac is still a right-winger.