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Trump’s One-Sided Middle East Peace Plan: Real Path or…
Undoubtedly, both Palestinians and Israelis must be central and equal partners in the regional peace process rather…
The Imperialist Basis for Modern Foreign Policy in the…
It is more imperative than ever to examine the seemingly benign facades of feminist ideals and the potential for…
Vers un bras de fer transatlantique ?
La 56e conférence sur la sécurité à Munich a été le théâtre de nouvelles confrontations de visions au sein du «…
This Isn’t America’s First Tango With Progressive…
Bernie’s democratic socialist platform, as well as the rising populist progressive movement, have been described by…
US Elections Podcast Series: A Slightly Less Super…
In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Sara Parker and…
Weinstein’s Convictions: What It Means For Assault…
The walls obscuring the truth of his actions that he fought so hard to keep up have finally come crashing down.
US Elections Podcast Series: Joe “No…
In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Amine Kanoun, Alec Regino and…
Les fantômes des accords de Pays Tiers Sûrs
Ce matin, en me levant, je me demandais encore si moi aussi je deviendrais fantôme de cette nation avant la tombée…
Opinion | Richard Serra, Steve Reich: A Journey Through…
In a world where many often feel overwhelmed by what they create, a look at a Minimalist work can teach us about…
Mitt Romney’s Vote on Impeachment and the State of…
In Trump’s Washington, where going against the President often means being blacklisted, why would a man like Mitt…
US Elections Podcast Series: The Establishment Strikes…
In this edition of McGill International Review’s American Elections Podcast, Justine Coutu, Max Clark,…
Why Wasn’t There a Republican Primary in South Carolina?
Holding primaries is still a necessary part of the electoral process, no matter which party's incumbent candidate…